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Had a laparoscopy to remove a cyst on left ovary, now my right ovary has moved to the front of the uterus and now the right pelvic is painful. what causes the movement. thank ?
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Suspended ovaries: The ovaries are suspended in the pelvic space by three sets of ligaments that allows them to move around freely. As an ovarian cyst develops, it is usually heavier and tends to move more.
Answered 12/14/2019
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