Polycystic ovary syndrome Patients have

Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome have

A

Relatively low serum FSH

B

High serum LH

C

High serum leptin level

D

High level of serum testosterone

E

Low serum estrogen level

Patients of polycystic ovary syndrome have

A

Relatively low serum FSH

B

High serum LH

C

High serum leptin level

D

High level of serum testosterone.

E

Low serum estrogen level

In the polycystic ovary syndrome

A

Obesity is common

B

There is loss of body hair

C

Clomiphene may restore ovulation and menstruation

D

LH levels are low

E

Irregular widely spaced menstruation is typical

Polycystic overy syndrome patients have

A

Relatively low serum FSH

B

High LH

C

High serum leptin

D

High level of testosterone

E

Low serum estrogen level

Feature/s of polycystic ovarian syndrome is/are

A

Obesity

B

LH:FSH> 2.5:1

C

Hyperprolactenemia

D

Abnormal rise of 17-OH progesterone

E

Low testosterone level

In polycystic ovarian syndrome

A

Serum prolactin is raised

B

LH:FSH ratio is more than 2.5:1

C

Serum testosterone level is raised

D

17-OH progesterone is raised

E

Serum cortisol level is raised

Polycystic ovarian syndrome is associated with

A

Raised LH: FSH ratio

B

Acanthosis nigricans

C

Higher miscarriage rate

D

Decreased gonadotrophin-relasing hormone

E

Increased hepatic production of sex hormone Binding globulin

Long term health hazards in polycystic ovarian syndrome includes

A

Diabetes mellitus

B

Cardiac disease

C

Endometrial cancer

D

Ovarian cancer

E

Cervical cancer

Adult polycystic kidney disease is a condition of :

A

Autosomal dominent trait

B

Autonormal recessive

C

chromosomal abnormality

D

X-linked recssive

Polycystic ovarian disease is associated with raised levels of

A

Luteinizing hormone

B

Testosterone

C

Follicle stimulating hormone

D

Progesterone

E

Sex hormone binding globulin

Polycystic ovary syndrome Patients have

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