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Can a neuroepithelial cyst go away on its own? new brain mri doesn't mention the cyst and all previous mri's mention it.
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Benign lesion: touch: If a cyst is stable for a few years, it is almost definitely benign. Just check it once in a few years to make sure, it is not increasing in size. If it remains stable leave it alone and pretend nothing happened at all. You will be fine
Answered 2/24/2018
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