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What is a heterogeneous cyst ? and nabothian cyst? thats what the ultrasound report mentions i have within the lower uterine cavity. no free fluid
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Physiologic: Nabothian cysts are fluid filled cysts that are noted on the cervix and are often detected on ultrasound. These are benign and form during formation of all your organs as a fetus. These are normal physiologic variants that are commonly seen in the general population.
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