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A member asked:

Hallo, after my biopsy test, i got a report as "endometrium in secretory phaase" may i know the meaning of it please.is there any defect for conceiving?

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Very good: Secretory phase endometrium is normal and is found in the second half of the cycle and shows that you ovulated. This is good news since you are interested in pregnancy.

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Answered 3/26/2013

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