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Equine Reproduction and Stud Medicine Q&A 07 (view source)
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|q2= To what extent can they interfere with fertility in the mare?
|q2= To what extent can they interfere with fertility in the mare?
|a2=The significance of uterine cysts is unclear, and often mares are pregnant despite having many cysts. Cysts can give rise to false early pregnancy diagnosis or the incorrect diagnosis of twin
|a2=The significance of uterine cysts is unclear, and often mares are pregnant despite having many cysts. Cysts can give rise to false early pregnancy diagnosis or the incorrect diagnosis of twin pregnancies during ultrasound scanning. During follow-up examinations, cysts do not increase in
pregnancies during ultrasound scanning. During follow-up examinations, cysts do not increase in
diameter, are relatively constant in their position and show no appearance of an embryo around
diameter, are relatively constant in their position and show no appearance of an embryo around
20–23 days of pregnancy. Thorough identification of them at the beginning of the breeding season
20–23 days of pregnancy. Thorough identification of them at the beginning of the breeding season