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A member asked:
My edometrium biopsy results states: "benign proliferative endometrium" what does this mean? how it can be cured?
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This is normal: It is a normal finding seen in women who are still cycling (pre-menopausal). The menstrual cycle has a proliferative phase and a secretory phase. Both are normal and benign.
Answered 5/23/2018
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