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Is it possible for you to have pain when ovulating after having your uterus removed?
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Yes: If you still have ovaries you may continue to ovulate and have pain associated with ovulation. If the ovaries were removed, you should not ovulate, but it is still possible to have pelvic pain.
Answered 11/21/2013
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