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What does this mean?endometrial biopsy:benign proliferative endometrium with ciliated cell metaplasia without hyperplasia or malignancy
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Normal : It's benign tissue that shows estrogen effect (proliferative endometrium), cell changes that are benign (ciliated metaplasia) & no precancerous or cancerous cells. It's normal and usually means you can avoid major surgery if you have bleeding. Consider hormonal management or an ablation if you have bleeding problems. Take care.
Answered 12/27/2022
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No cancer: There is no cancer, not even pre-cancer.
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