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My mother 62 year old. she have problem with postmenopausal with increase endometrial size is 8.7 mm.. what is the treatment of this...
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Needs a test: Her history is suspicious for uterine disease. A biopsy, which can usually be done in a physician's office, will typically make the diagnosis clear in most women. Treatment can then be planned in the best way possible.
Answered 3/25/2014
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