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Hi . i had a misscarrige and i found out that i have funcional cyst in my uterus. is that dangerous and should it be surgically removed.
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You sure about it?: Typically a functional cyst describes your ovary, not your uterus. But the term functional means that it isn't bad or dangerous and likely will go away by itself. Check with your obgyn for follow up. So sorry about your miscarriage. Good luck.
Answered 6/14/2013
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