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How do i get my ovaries checked? i do not have a womb
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Ultrasound: Once your womb (uterus) has been removed, the ovaries tend to stay a little higher than before and are hard to feel on vaginal exam. By vaginal exam we can sometimes feel them, but, ultrasound is better if you are concerned or having symptoms.
Answered 6/9/2015
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