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I had laparascopic surgery and removal of a cyst and one ovary. when should i expect my next period? (i still have once ovary and 2 fallopian tubes)
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2-6 weeks: The stress of surgery can alter menstrual cycle. Expect a cycle by 6 weeks post op however.
Answered 12/14/2013
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