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What would you call an ovarian cyst that has more than one part?
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Usually called a sep: Septated cyst, your gyn should discuss everything with you , if u have a cyst and your gyn should tell you what kind u have, if it is benign , and what your treatment options are and always needs to follow up to make sure it is gone.
Answered 10/4/2016
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