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Why are my ovaries different volumes. one is 11ml and the other is only 3.7? is this normal sometimes?
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Ovaries like breasts come in asymmetrical shapes and sizes normally. Previous ovarian cysts can increase the size and number of follicles.
Answered 3/15/2021
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