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What are signs and symptoms of pelvic lesions? are they all cancerous?
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Not to worry: Pelvic lesions (or masses, growths, neoplasms, tumors) can present with unilateral pain, bilateral pain, bloating, a feeling of fullness, spotting, or a change in menstrual regularity. The majority would be benign, especially in a young woman. However, always seek medical evaluation if there's any question. Good luck.
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