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Posted on 13-04-2008
Will having one ovary speed up the onset of menopause?
Filed Under (menopause) by admin on 13-04-2008
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purple_kathryn_ni asked:


I had one of my ovaries removed several years ago due to a cyst inside it. I was assured by my Doctor that this wouldn’t affect my fertility as the remaining ovary compensates (and certainly my menstural cycle wasn’t even disrupted) but as I have no intention of having children I wasn’t overly concerned.

I have been wondering if it will mean I will go through menopause a bit early?

Miguel

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    WriterGal on 16 April, 2008 at 12:46 am #

    No reason that it should. That’s either good news or bad, depending on how you feel about menopause. LOL