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Every month i have ovulation pain on the right side. i have never felt this on the left. is it normal?
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No: Pain is normal but not always on the same side. Likely there is some endometriosis or scar tissue over there causing this. If the pain gets worse it is worth an evaluation but this is not so uncommon and not dangerous.
Answered 7/28/2013
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