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Could ovarian cyst press femoral nerve?
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Unlikely but: If huge or causing pressure over inguinal region, or associated by large hernia, could compress, but if you have femoral nerve involvement, might wonder about a diabetic etiology. See neurologist, do EMG study and get answer.
Answered 11/30/2018
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