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Why would a person wake up with the area hurting where their ovaries were removed, could it be scar tissue and why would a person just wake up this ?
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Difficult: It is true that adhesions (scars) are common in pts who had previous surgeries and they give weird abdominal symptoms. Other conditions should be ruled out like colonic disorders, bladder/urinary symptoms. Let your drs evaluate you.
Answered 12/20/2012
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