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What does enlarged ovaries mean when on fertility drugs?
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Enlarged ovaries: Enlarged ovaries when taking fertility drugs means that your ovaries are responding to the stimulatory drugs. With careful monitoring your risk of hyperstimulation of the ovaries is low. Hopefully with a good response you will conceive.
Answered 10/3/2016
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