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I've had lower right abdomen pain for 6 weeks, have had an mri scan showing a 3cm ovarian cyst. is this common and what is likely to be the next step?
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Ov cysts r common: Ovarian cysts are common, in fact they occur every month you cycle. If they're simple, no worry. If you're post menopausal, you'll need further evaluation. You should discuss w/the doctor who ordered the scan.
Answered 5/3/2017
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