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I had total hysterectomy 3years ago but i still suffer from ovulation or abdominal pains even though i don't have my periods. what could be the cause?
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Ovaries present?: If your ovaries are still present, then ovulation cramping may still occur. A "total hysterectomy" can sometimes be a removal of the uterus and cervix only and not the Fallopian tubes or ovaries.
Answered 3/15/2022
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