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Took a ct scan and they just said urerus is tilted to the right. if pregnant, would be 16 weeks. would they obviously see in the scan if i was?
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yes: Most likely they were referring to the size of the uterus which is a common way to say the size that your uterus is the size of a 16 week pregnancy which is not normal, so assuming u are not preg please see your gyn as that usually means u have fibroids and u can do a urine preg test to prove u are not preg.
Answered 6/24/2015
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