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I am 34 years old, g2 p2 with an iud. having abnormal bleeding, pelvic normal.. u/s shows calcification, what does this mean? can it be cancer?
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Bleeding: It may just be reaction to the IUD but I suggest you see your physician to get a definitive diagnosis
Answered 11/11/2014
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