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Is a 5.6 cm cyst on my fallopian tube something that will require surgery?
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Cysts: vary in size and may come and go during your cycle. Monitor cysts size with transvaginal ultrasound/ and trust your GYN to make the right call.
Answered 4/22/2015
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