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I had an ablation that lasted 2 years. now i have thickening of the endometrium and a swollen uterus. what does this mean?
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Uterine lining: I presume you are having periods. At your young age all the parts are still working and any lining in your uterus is responding by growing. An ablation doesn't necessarily destroy all the lining and bleeding will persist.
Answered 5/4/2014
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