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My scan results shows my right ovary harbors an hypoechoic cyst with a solid component but no increased flow on doppler interrogation measuring 39*48mm. and have been having abdominal pain. please how dangerous is it because am panic?
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Do not worry too much although that cyst does not look benign. Please follow with your GYN because further testing needs to be done.
Answered 6/9/2022
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