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Ultrasound showed one ovary is enlarged. no cysts or anything else. trying to conceive. is my enlarged ovary causing no conception?
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Only if no ovulation: Enlargement of one ovary may or may not stop ovulation. However, if both ovaries are enlarged then ovulation may not occur regularly as in PCOS patients.
Answered 1/12/2016
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