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A 27-year-old patient complains of irregular menstruation with delays of 2-3 months, significant body weight gain, hirsutism. She has been married for the last 5 years and had no pregnancies. Vaginal examination shows that the uterus is under 4 cm in size, on both sides there are dense mobile ovaries 4-5 cm in size that are painless during palpation. Ultrasound detects bilateral enlargement of the ovaries to 10.5 cm³, thickening of the ovarian capsule, and 8 immature follicles 5-6 mm in diameter, located on the periphery like a "necklace". What is the most likely diagnosis in this case?

Answer options

  1. Adnexal tuberculosis
  2. Hypomenstrual syndrome
  3. Bilateral ovarian cysts
  4. Sclerocystic ovary syndrome
  5. Chronic bilateral salpingitis
Correct answer

Sclerocystic ovary syndrome

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