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When should you be worried about ovary pain?
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Needs evaluation: If this is the first time you are having such kind of pain, you should seek evaluation by an OB-GYN to get further testing including an ultrasound to determine the cause of pain. If the ovaries appear normal, that can be reassuring and may guide your to identify other sources of pain. best Wishes Dr M
Answered 10/25/2015
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