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Ive had a sharp pain in my left side ovary area and im currently 30 w pregnant with my first baby. should i be concerned?
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Not really : I donot think so you need to worry about anything but still to be on safe side you should get an imaging done to evaluate the ovary size to make sure there is no big cyst
Answered 4/13/2019
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