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Subtle echogenic lesion in my rigt ovary 2.7x1.9cm. small cystic lesion 3.3x2.6cm in rite adnexa.slight fluid in cul de sac. what does ds us indicate?
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OVARIAN CYST: Ultrasound means that your right ovary has a cyst more than 2 cm. Gyne will tell you if it needs operation.
Answered 11/3/2020
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