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Sonohystergra-should i be concern? small pelvic free fluid, subserosal 9 mm posterior mid body fibroid, right paraovarian cyst with 3 mm echogenic foci with slight shadowing posb due to a single coarse wall calcification. otherwise simple cyst
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Female health: You should discuss these ultrasound findings with a family medical provider or gynecologist who will advise follow up and treatment of whichever symptoms you may have. This can wait until it is safe to be seen in the office or clinic.
Answered 3/29/2020
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