I got LH 12.4 and FSH 5.9 on second day of periods. Prolactin of 44. Borderline thyroid with T3/T4 values normal. Ultrasound came out clean.
Scanty flow on periods.
Is it PCOD or some pituitary gland related disorder?
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Whether it is PCOD or not depends on many factors. It depends on your ultrasound report- Number and arrangement of follicles, morphology and volume of ovaries;LHFSH value, clinical symptoms and signs. It could be PCOS as there is a reversal of LHFSH ratio.So you should consult a gynaecologist and get evaluated so that the diagnosis can be made.
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Exercise, dieting and weight reduction are the key factors to control the PCOD. So you should do the lifestyle modification to get your hormones under control.
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