Irregular ovulation may result from a hormonal imbalance that is caused by

A) an overactive thyroid gland.

B) frequent migraine headaches.

C) underproduction of prolactin.

D) a tumor in the ovary or pituitary.


D) a tumor in the ovary or pituitary.

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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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