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Can ovarian cyst cause blood clots?
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No: Every month you form ovarian cysts - these, in most cases, are totally normal. If you are having abnormal bleeding and passing blood clots, you need a visit with an ob/gyn, an exam, an endometrial biopsy and an ultrasound.
Answered 10/5/2013
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