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Exploratory surgery +/-cyst aspiration/removal. is this normal procedure for abdominal pain and a complex solid ovarian cyst? drs are confusing me.
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Ask MD/clarification: Ask your surgeon for clarification of your surgical case. Ovarian cysts can be aspirated or removed normally, depending upon the size and density. You need to be an advocate for yourself by asking your MD and getting an explanation that you can understand for clarity.
Answered 4/22/2016
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