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On ultrasound 1 ovary measures bigger then the other one, bigger one sized 32x23x22cm ,is this normal?, i also ve condition called polycystic ovaries
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PCOS ovaries: PCOS ovaries are, by the usual definition, enlarged. They will not always enlarge to the same degree just like breast sizes.
Answered 1/21/2016
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