Nabothian Cyst Mimicking Endocervical Polyp which Prolapsed to the Vagen
Abstract
Nabothian cysts are benign pathologies which are abundantly encountered in general gynecology while they have a rare place clinically. In general, Nabothian cysts cases do not need any treatment. However, if the patient complains about chronic pelvic pain or if the cyst is large enough to cause secondary symptoms, cysts can need operation. In this case, Nabothian cysts prolapsed to the vagen, which has not been encountered in the literature before, was mentioned
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