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Is it common to feel pain in your ovaries a year after a partial hysterectomy?
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Partial Hysterectomy: You can continue to have discomfort at the site of your ovary related to ovulation until you have experienced menopause. The ovaries that remain after partial hysterectomy are unaffected by the removal of your uterus and tubes and will go through their normal cycles without experiencing menses.
Answered 7/30/2020
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