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June 2013 i had laparoscopy to remove multiple ovarian cysts, tomorow i'm due for another one. how soon do they return? i'm in severe pain, 28yo
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May not ever return: Ovarian cysts generally develop during each menstrual cycle, in young women. Frequently one cyst per cycle becomes dominant and may enlarge to the point of discomfort prior to ovulation. There are many other causes of pelvic pain (scar tissue, endometriosis, infection). There is a good chance that your cysts may play only a small role in your pain. Cyst removal/ surgery may not always be needed.
Answered 9/23/2014
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