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Does the obgyn feel your ovaries when you have annual exam? would they feel abnormalities ?
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Most of the time we can palpate normal ovaries during a pelvic exam provided the abdominal muscles are relaxed and there is no substantial abdominal fat tissue or other abdominal distension from fluid collection or excess gas accumulation.
Answered 6/14/2023
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