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Can hemorrhegic ovarian cyst develop in left ovary one month and resolves and then develops in the right ovary the next month ?
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Yes: this definitely can happen. A "hemorrhagic ovarian cyst" after ovulation is normal, that's a corpus luteum.
Answered 8/27/2014
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