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Such different ovaries





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  Such different ovaries
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    A teenager of 17 years, with complaints about a disturbance of the MC.

    The right ovary of the small-follicular structure, with the follicles located mainly along the periphery, with a thickened stroma of increased echogenicity (according to PCOS type), of normal size; Left approximately up to 4.5 cm in size, of a complex structure, including a hemorrhagic cyst-type component, as well as cysts with a thick hyperechogenic wall, a solid component (teratoma / dermoid? hemorrhagic cyst? etc.).

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  14:34 27-07-2017
 
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    The gynecologist prescribed to the girl a Duphaston, the monthly came, at the control female pelvis TA ultrasound - everything is fine.

    PS. So it was a such hemorrhagic cyst.


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