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A member asked:
How long can an ovarian cysts (corpus luteum) last in months, days, ect.? when should there be concern? what can i do to ease the pain?
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2 weeks: The corpus luteum is the cyst that occurs after a woman ovulates it typically stays present for 10- 16 days. The cyst comes every moth but should not last longer than 16 days. Sometimes the cyst can have internal bleeding and can cause pain. I suggest you contact your doctor to disuse this and it treatment
Answered 10/3/2014
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