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What are the long term effects of ovarian cysts and secondary dysmenorrhea?
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Age 45 & cysts: It is not uncommon for cycles at this age to be anovulatory and contain ovarian cysts. The cramping however, is usually reserved for women who are ovulatory. If it persists, see a GYN MD.
Answered 7/4/2014
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