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A member asked:
I was advised that i have polycystic ovarian disease after i had a large cyst rupture - this a few weeks later and still having pain. is this normal?
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Pain: No it does not seem to be normal and you must see your primary doctor soon. I suspect you will be referred to a surgeon for further evaluation. This does not mean that surgery will be advised.
Answered 12/6/2015
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