ovarian ultrasound

Why is an Ovarian Ultrasound Performed?

Ovarian ultrasounds are performed for several reasons:

To investigate pelvic pain
To diagnose or monitor ovarian cysts
To evaluate infertility issues
To detect ovarian or uterine abnormalities
For screening and monitoring in women with a family history of ovarian cancer

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