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A member asked:
Subserous myoma over uterus meas. 4x4x4cm, anechoic cyst meas. 3.7x3.6x3cm with left ovary. abdominal cramps. 33 yrs old, no babies. can i hv baby?
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Probably: None of the things you mention would exclude you from being able to get pregnant. If you have been trying and have not been able to get pregnant then you should see a doctor for evaluation.
Answered 7/17/2017
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