The many cysts in a polycystic ovary are follicles that have matured but, due to abnormal hormone levels, were never released. In a normal ovary, a single egg develops and is released each month. (Source: http://onhealth.com)
IT LOOKS GROWSE I ACTUALLY SEEN MINE ON THE ULTRASOUND BUT NOW COMPARNG A NORMAL OVARY AND A POLYCYSTIC ONE JUST MAKES YOU WONDER WHY ME AND HOW DO YOU MAKE IT GO AWAY!!!
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I was able to see mine on a vaginal ultrasound while the doctor was doing the procedure. I was kinda sad cause iI was really hoping that she won't find anything. But I guess it's good to know what is going on with me. It explains alot.
All my bloodwork is normal but it always shows up on the ultrasounds like that. After 5 months of going back and forth between a diagnosis they finally decided that yes I do have PCOS based on the ultrasounds. It really is shocking but I try and focus on the fact that I do have an answer.
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Me (27) and DH (38)
Married Jan. 2007
TTC #1 Since Feb. 2007
Jan. 2008 - Cysts
February 2008 - Failed Glucose Test.
June 04, 2008 - Dx PCOS, IR, 500mg Metformin (working up to 1500mg)
June 09, 2008 - HSG
June 18, 2008 - MFI, Low Count and Motility
Aug 8, 2008 - Lap to remove Stage I Endo
Aug 10, 2008 - IUI#1, 1500mg Metformin, 100mg Clomid
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What Pcos Looks Like 
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