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Have a fallopian tube cyst, 5 cm. doc watching with sono every 3 months. had one removed 3 years ago. have also had ovarian cysts. are these worrisome?
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Generally not: Typically these types of cysts are benign and not worrisome however there are rare conditions that can be a problem therefore the reason your doctor is watching the size and appearance of these cysts.
Answered 11/5/2017
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