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Ultrasound - 5cm parovarian cyst attached to scar from hysterectomy surgery dec 2012. have had abdominal pain and distension. what does this mean?
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5 cm: This means that you have a 5 cm cyst. As for what that means to you in your specific circumstances you will need to discuss that with your obgyn.
Answered 12/20/2013
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