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What do you advise if i had an ultrasound done about a year ago, could i have gotten ovarian cancer since then.?
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Ovarian cancer: It is theoretically possible, the ultrasound one year ago has no influence on future events. Why do you think you might have ovarian cancer? Best bet is to talk to your gyn. If you have a genetic increased risk(BRCA carrier) or a strong family history, there may be a role for screening ultrasounds.
Answered 7/7/2014
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