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What does a thick endometrial wall mean ..my doc said it looked like cheese with holes ..thickness was 23mm?
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Endometrium: I have never heard of an endometrial description like your doctor described to you, but i guess what he meant is that it is enlarged for some reason and might cause some abnormal bleedi g.
Answered 1/18/2014
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