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Mom(47) is diagnosed with tumour in uterus suggestive of myoma , now she had hysterectomy , is there any possibility of cancer and her cbc is normal.
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Review with doc: A myoma is a benign abnormality of the muscle, often found in a uterus.It is not a cancer. A hysterectomy does remove any further risk of a new cancer arising in the uterus. The CBC does not include or exclude someone from having a form of cancer in their body.
Answered 6/10/2014
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