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What else can i do to get rid of a cyst other than having it surgically removed?
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Many options: Ovarian cysts are commonly physiologic or functional, meaning that they can go away without any treatment. Large or painful cysts can be treated with hormones, drugs or surgical removal.
Answered 8/13/2012
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