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I have a ovarian cyst that is resolving itself and bleeding into itself. the sonographer said it all looked fine, should i be concerned though?
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No: These are usually corpus luteal cysts which develop subsequent to ovulation and are completely normal. You need only be concerned if it does not continue to improve and persists through a couple of cycles.
Answered 11/10/2016
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