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Why am i having ovary pain after conception?
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Probably normal: Every woman who conceives has a cyst on one of the ovaries - that cyst is where the egg was released and it produces hormones that signals the uterus to stay pregnant. That cyst can cause some cramps and pain.
Answered 3/13/2018
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