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Old 07-13-2018, 11:46 AM #1
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Lightbulb Tarlov Cyst and Pregnancy

Hi everyone. I hope you all have a painless day today. I’ve been recently diagnosed with Tarlov Cyst in S1/S2 and now I know the reason for my back pain which I suffered for many years. On the other hand, I’m supposed to start IVF next month to make my lifetime dream come true! I was wondering if anyone here with Tarlov Cyst has gone thru IVF and pregnancy? Thank you for sharing your experiences.
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