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Ultrasound scan showed density in left ovary, doc mentioned a ruptured follicle but it's nothing to worry about? does this affect fertility?
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Usually no: Follicles rupture frequently and frequently bleed. Look funny on ultrasound but usually don't interfere with fertility.
Answered 11/26/2016
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