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I have to do an ovariectomy,my cervix stuck to my bladder ,is it a danger to remove the cervix as well,can it be removed or just let it as it is?
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Risk: is injury to bladder. If you need to remove your ovary, your surgeon should go over , in detail, all of the risks as well as whether you need to or should have your cervix removed.
Answered 2/1/2015
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