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A member asked:
Is pressure on the uterus after ovulation normal?
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Sure: There is always a cyst on one ovary or the other at the time of ovulation. That cyst could become as large as a grapefruit and still be perfectly normal. The sensation of pressure is normal an could be related to an ovarian cyst.
Answered 12/22/2013
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