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Ovarian cyst.6.3x4.5x4.9, ultrasouds tomorrow should i be concerned,back pain,stomachache,diahreah.ct no ascites.48 irregular periods
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Follow M D advice: Obvious you are going for follow up sono , yes woman of 48 always has to worry , most of ovarian cysts are benign , need follow up as you are doing now You must follow your doctors advice wants to do additional tests or procedures go for it , then you don't have to worry , do the right thing , if needed get even 2nd opinion
Answered 3/31/2015
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