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Experiencing pain in lower right side and back. recently diagnosed with ovarian cyst. do you think this is related?
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Yes: Cysts can grow large and be quite painful often leading women to the er doubled over. Contact the doctor who diagnosed the ovarian cyst to discuss treatment options and pain control. Be well!
Answered 4/14/2014
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