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Can i have kids with ovories sitting or leaning to the back?
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Most likely: Depends on what you mean. Most ovaries sit slightly behind the uterus . They are not out to the sides as seen in drawings. If you have been told that there is something wrong with the position of your ovaries, ask your md to explain the problem in detail and what if anything should be done.
Answered 8/6/2012
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