1.5 cms Simple Cortical cyst

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I have been diagonised with 1.5 cms right renal simple upper polar cortical cyst. No e/o hydronephrosis or calculus. Minimal free fluid seen in pelvis. What is the treatment required for this and how soon can it be cured?

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Nothing to worry. That's ok. Normally seen in many individuals.

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