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We talked about my dermoid cyst - i guess it's fairly large... think she said 8 cm. So, I have to have it checked by u/s in 2 weeks to see if it's grown any and if so then we'll talk about removing it which is usually done betweet 14-16 weeks of pregnancy. so... as of now i'm just praying it doesn't grown because I really don't want to have surgery while I'm pregnant.
IVF/ICSI -1 Caleb born 4/18/08
IVF/ICSI -2 Carter born 4/29/11
Surprise BFP!! - due 10/26/12
you're in good hands and i am sure they will take care of you!
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