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I had a pelvic ultrasound and it was normal. should i still be concerned about ovarian cancer. still have occasional pelvic pain and back pain.
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Yes and no: The negative pelvic ultrasound examination is a good news . The most important piece is risk factors . What risk factors do you have . Any family member with history of ovarian or breast cancer . Any history of gene mutation like brca? If you do not have any significant risks facto , you do not need to have screening for ovarian cancer
Answered 9/1/2016
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