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A member asked:
My ob-gyn told me that my uterus is at a 9, i have irregular periods and not sure what this means.. is this good or bad?
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Pregnant? or no?: If so, "being at nine" probably means 9 weeks EGA. That would mean you got pregnant about 7 weeks ago,. This is not good-or-bad, it's a way of estimating how far long you are. Are you NOT pregnant? Then this represents slight enlargement but nothing serious.
Answered 1/20/2015
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