An Analytical Study on PCOD with Reference to Clinical and Biochemical Parameters
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PCOD, Clinical parametersAbstract
Background: The association of PCOS to menstrual cycle abnormalities has been already established. Menstrual irregularities appear to precede the presence of PCOS. It is evident that there is a close relation between the degree of cycle irregularities and the grade of endocrine and metabolic disorders among the PCOS women.
Methods: In this study 100 cases were included. This study was conducted in the Department of Gynecology. The duration of study was over a period of two year.
Results: Among 100 cases, 66 cases had menstrual irregularity, 22 cases had Hyperandrogenism & infertility seen 12 cases.
Conclusions: This study concludes that; menstrual irregularities are most presenting symptom in PCOS. TVS is the most the important diagnostic tool. Obesity and overweight is a most important modifiable risk factor which will prevent this disorder.
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