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Mri results: there are subcentimeter ovarian follicles, bilaterally. trace free fluid adjacent to the right ovary. the uterus is grossly unremarkable, except for a cervical nabothian cyst measuring about 3 mm. is this all normal? meaning? thank you?
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seems to be but best to co=relate with your symptoms. so pl ask the ordering doc to interpret
Answered 3/20/2023
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