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Had laparoscopy 22nd feb, for 5cm cyst on left overy have a sore left lower side again, is it possible for a cyst to come back?
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Yes: Cysts are a normal thing for the ovaries. Cysts form with each mentrual cycle. They typically come and go.
Answered 3/15/2015
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