PCOS cannot be diagnosed by ultrasound
Were you told you have polycystic ovary syndrome or PCOS based on a pelvic ultrasound? That may or may not be an accurate diagnosis because PCOS cannot actually be diagnosed or ruled out with ultrasound.
In this episode, Lara discusses PCOS including:
- why PCOS is an umbrella term
- the difference between polycystic ovaries and ovarian cysts, and
- why some women with undereating and endometriosis are being mistakenly told they have PCOS.
Links to:
Blog post: PCOS cannot be diagnosed (or ruled out) by ultrasound. www.larabriden.com/you-might-...
Blog post about the 4 types of PCOS. www.larabriden.com/4-types-of...
Citation for the quote about polycystic ovaries: Diagnosis of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Which Criteria to Use and When? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33518...
Lara's forum where you can post a comment or suggest a topic for a future episode. www.larabriden.com/forum-disc...
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Thank you for shedding light on such a confusing topic in women's health.
I love how you explain things. I love how precise and multi-factorial you are about it. I love that you write down keypoints I can screenshot for my own notes. And I love how calming your voice sounds, cause it's one of these things I can have senssory issues with. Thank you very much for sharing this work.
extremely useful
My doctor diagnosed me with PCOS because I have high prolactin levels , I have no physical symptoms , sounds like he doesn’t know what he’s talking about 😩
hi ma'am , i have pcos n i'm from India. i wanna contact you for the treatment.please let me know how to reach out to you