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Can i take hormones to get rid of an ovaryan cyst and also enlarge my breasts?
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Not related: Ovarian and breast cysts are not caused by hormone imbalance. Ovarian cysts are left each month when you ovulate; breast cysts are common, but need to be evaluated when they occur. There is no hormonal balancing required.
Answered 6/6/2013
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