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What are Polycystic Ovaries?

Polycystic ovaries are characterized by the presence of 12 or more small follicles (2-9 mm in diameter) in one or both ovaries and/or increased ovarian volume (>10 cm³). These features can be identified through an ultrasound examination.

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