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Old 12-06-2013, 02:55 PM #12
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Default Remove your cyst?
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Originally Posted by carmenrae View Post
Great to hear!! I am waiting for word from Dr Welch at University of Penn about my surgery. They are going to completely remove mine after years of issues including loss of eyesight, incontinence, pain...tired of walking with a walker at 43 years old. It's ridiculous!!! Glad to know things are better after surgery!!!! Gives me hope!
Wow! I haven't heard of actually removing a cyst. Dr. F wraps them. Can you provide any links regarding removal? I haven't heard of this doc before. Did you see Dr. F about your cyst? Mine is 8mm to right of S2. Where is yours?
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