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Diagnosed many fibroids 2013 by ultrasound. 2014 vaginal ultrasound, not one fibroid found or trace. could they have been parasitic cysts.
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No: They were not parasitic cysts but maybe ovarian cysts which have ruptured and gone away. Fibroids generally don't go away without treatment.
Answered 2/5/2015
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