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Right adenexa cystic size:5*3 cm

2023-04-24 16:18:19
Hi, I was having random stomach ache, also constipation issue. I visited gynaecologist and she suggested me to undergo ultrasound. My reports says I have cystic mass of 5*3 cm in my right ovary. I am very much worried, please confirm its not something to worry right? My CA125 = 16 U/mL. Please confirm is it something to worry? Also please confirm this cyst is nothing to do with pregnancy right? I am not pregnant right? I am an unmarried girl and sexual active. Please answer. Thanks in advance.
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No pregnancy

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Nothing to worry U can go fr a blood test bhcg to rule out pregnancy

Answered2023-04-25 04:04:58

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You are not pregnant now. Cyst has nothing to do with pregnancy. Repeat ultrasound after 4 months to see whether the cyst has resolved or increasing in size. Most cysts get resolved on its own.

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Mam need to see your ultrasound report.
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