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I am 21 and i have a 4cm cyst with solid area, is that dangerous ? in mri scan it says ''postovulatory cyst'' what is that?
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Because you had had a cyst with a solid area (if this area is less 7 mm, cyst is usually benign) so MRI was done. MRI confirmed this cyst as a postovulatory cyst, this condition is very common at your age and this cyst will resolve by time but new cyst may occur in the future.
Answered 11/18/2021
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