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Should i be concerned that one ovary has 6ml more fluid than the other. the larger ovary is also on the side that i have frequent and severe pain. ?
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OBGYN: Until you've been examined by a good OBGYN and obtained results and a treatment plan, that's all you need to do. Then, you need to understand and trust the plan and follow it. Frequent severe pain is an alarm - heed it! Best wishes.
Answered 5/29/2016
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