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In 2021, i had a teratoma removed (5.8 cm) with r ovary. in 2022, i had cryoablation for chrcc. in 2023, also july, ecg revealed an enlarged heart. how can i stay on top of all of this. i am 65 and a teacher?
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See your GYN physician for an exam and further testing (ultrasound and pap smear and biopsy if abnormal cells are found), and obtain a referral to a cardiologist for evaluation of enlarged heart.
Answered 8/11/2023
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