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I have left side ovary1.1cm cyst present.please tell me which medicine is useful for me, either antibiotics or any other medications.
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Ovarian Cysts: These are not treated with antibiotics, or with other medications. See your ob/gyn specialist and determine the best course of management. Get better soon.
Answered 11/27/2012
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Cyst: A 1.1 cm cyst is almost always a physiologic (normal) cyst.
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