A member asked:
I have a dull pain in around my right groin and at my right knee is this pain a sign of ovarian cancer?
1 doctor answer
Dr. Kenneth Lee answered
20 years experience in Plastic Surgery
Unlikely: Those are unlikely symptoms of ovarian cancer. Make sure you see your ob/gyn regularly and discuss your concerns with your doctor.
Answered on Nov 2, 2015
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