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Thick uterine lining no polyop or fibroid just thick at top right reasons for this please?
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Probably normal: If there was no polyp or fibroid seen, it's probably normal. It may just be a fold in the lining. At your age, the risk of anything bad like cancer or even precancerous changes is highly unlikely.
Answered 3/30/2018
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