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what is it?
Well im 17 years old, and I went for an ultrasound about 3 weeks ago after I was in pain for 3 months. I got my ultra sound results back and it got me wondering. I have a 7.2 x 6.4 x 6.4 cm complex cyst from in my right adnexa. Septations were noted within it, but no evidence of blood flow was noted.
Should I be worried?! Could it be cancerous? What should I do?
Should I be worried?! Could it be cancerous? What should I do?
Most ovaries are nothing to be too concerned with. I had a 10 cm complex cyst removed and it was benign like most cysts are. The risk for cancer in younger girls like yourself and even me, is lower still. Like I said, most of them are benign so try not to worry. Your doctor will explain everything better
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