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ambrock

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Recurring Ovary Syndrome Posted: 04-22-04 10:44am


I had a total hysterectomy 8 years ago. Uterus, ovaries etc removed. 2 years ago I started experiencing pain in the lower stomach area, much like before my hysterectomy. After a ct scan, several ultrasounds, etc. It has been determined that I have a "rare" problem...Seems I have regrown a partial ovary above where the other 1 was removed and the vessel tied off. The doctor said in his 25 years, I am his 5th patient to have this. To make matters worse, I have a cyst on this mass. Does this sound familiar to anyone????

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