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Removed an endometrioma. us showed a 5cm cyst 3 mts later, but nothing on mri. doc said normal. 2 mts passed and have pain again. ok to leave it?
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Not normal: It's not normal if you are hurting again. You may need to have the ovary removed.
Answered 6/19/2014
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