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Pevlic ultrasound my cyst is 4.3x4.0x4.0 after 3 month my cyst is big 4.1x 3.7 x3.7 what dase that mean my cyst is chrinking?
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Minimal decrease+: Individual variation in the radiologist's interpretation, actual reduction in the size of the size little bit is possible. But this reduction by 2-3 mm is not too much redcution , hence need to be followed by the recommendation of the gynaecologist, based on your symptoms , with periodic scans- ultrasound(most of the time should be okay).
Answered 8/12/2015
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