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If the cyst cannot be felt, why is it causing problems like ovarian cancer? Could that be the scar tissue and inflammation instead?

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If the cyst cannot be felt, why is it causing problems like ovarian cancer? Could that be the scar tissue and inflammation instead?

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Yes it can. There’s no way to differentiate on the basis of symptoms except cancer usually produces much less pain if any.

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