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I have simple right ov. cyst of 6*5 cm echo free thin wall in last month..this month it become 4*5 cm with same apperance.is it need surgery?
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Simple Cysts: Can be expectantly monitored. It looks like your cyst is less than 10 cm and shrinking. No surgery necessary at this time.
Answered 5/28/2014
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