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I was told my uterus is enlarged. i have had multiple pregnancy symptoms & abdominal growth/fullness. we are both surgically sterilized. pg tests neg.?
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Difficult to say: You need to be evaluated by your physician. You may possibly have something called adenomyosis. This is where bits and pieces of the uterine lining gets trapped in the muscle of the uterine wall and displays an enlarged uterus with tenderness.
Answered 9/28/2016
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