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Ultrasound says complex ovarian cyst, septated, internal echos and avascular. says could be possible haemorrhagic cyst but i'm worried of cancer?
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Follow-up required: In a patient of your age, it is likely self-limited and very well could represent a hemorrhagic cyst. However, a repeat ultrasound 6 weeks following the first is suggested to document resolution or decrease in size and to re-evaluate for patency of the ovarian artery.
Answered 11/17/2016
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