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I recently went for a mri scan where they have picked up a brain cyst in the front left lobe they dont know what type of cyst this is. need to worry?
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Brain cyst: Too early to worry. Wait for feedback from your doctor about any further workup to confirm diagnosis.
Answered 2/3/2018
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