Right ovarian lesion with fat calcific

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Right ovarian lesion with fat calcific spec haemorrhagic foci,to consider dermoid cyst.can u please tell me whether the surgery is required or it will be cured

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Dr. Barupathi Laxman General Surgeon 3 yrs exp Warangal · Accepted Answer

Dr. Barupathi Laxman

General Surgeon 3 yrs exp Warangal

Requires surgery for excission of the cyst.can not be treated with medical management

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visit gynaecologist or general surgeon for surgery

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