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Is it common in post menopausal women that a left ovary may not be able to be seen on ultrasound?
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Menopause can reduce the hormonal production of ovaries, and depending on the experience of the sonography technician or physician performing the ultrasound, it may be "missed", while still anatomically "present".
Answered 6/30/2023
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