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Is it possible for me to run a half marathon with an ovarian cyst?
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Ovarian cyts: Women tend to be very stoic in general so I have no doubt you could run with an ovarian cyst, but the question is it safe for you. If you are in pain, the answer is absolutely no, I do not believe you should run, especially since you haven't given us the specifics. However, these are very common and ultimately listen to your ob/gyn who can best instruct you as to acceptable activities.
Answered 8/18/2018
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