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I have a well defined anechoic cystic lesion of size ~3.73.1cm in the left paraovarian region .....no free fluid seen in cul-de-sac .. is it worrisom?
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Doctor evaluation: Radiology tests must be evaluated in their proper clinical context. You will need to schedule follow up with the doctor who ordered the study and have them interpret the report in the context of your unique presentation of symptoms. It sounds like it may be a common, simple cyst but you will need to check with your doctor who has all of the information
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