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6 months ago transvaginal ultrasound said left ovary not clearly visible but no signs of adnexal tumor. i now have an 8.5cm tumor on the left ovary. was this missed 6 months ago?
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Ovary tumor: Not likely to miss a tumor this size. Must have developed in last six months. BE sure you are followed carefully by your doctor. You may need surgery.
Answered 4/24/2016
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