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Have 2.4 2.1 mm cyst with slight bleeding on right ovary. been having lower back pain with blood detected in urine. could cyst be the cause of these?
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No: A cyst of this size is normal ! the iud might cause some cells in your urine but a urinary infection is more likely. A urine culture would be useful to be sure.
Answered 11/16/2013
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