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I'm 28 years old , my ultrasound scan shows that i have 1.8x2.3cm rt ovarian cyst. i'm afraid of not being pregnant , what should i do ?
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Not uncommon: Most women experience an ovarian cyst some time during their reproductive years. One cyst is not associated with infertility.
Answered 12/2/2012
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