Ovarian hematoma cyst

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I hv 3.5 cm hematoma cyst in my right ovary what are the chances of acquiring cancer???

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Dr. Meghana Rahul Argade Gynecologist 26 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Meghana Rahul Argade

Gynecologist 26 yrs exp Pune

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Haemorrhagic cysts are very common during young age. In vast majority of cases they resolve on their own. 3.5 cm is not a very big cysts. They are unlikely to be cancerous from what you have written. To be on safer side you can repeat sonography in 3-4 months.

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