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Is a septic ovarian cyst something to worry about? i had normal cysts removed in 2009. looks like they are coming back
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Septated?: I think you mean a septated cyst. A septic cyst implies infection although that is not a known term. A septated cyst is more concerning that a simple cyst. The size and appearance will need to be analyzed by a gynecologist to determine if treatment is needed
Answered 8/5/2017
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