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Hi, i recently had a pelvis ultrasound and the indication was chronic oligomenorrhea. what should i do?
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Talk: To your ob/gyn. What you do will depend on your age, desire to get pregnant, prior menstrual history, menopause, etc.
Answered 1/9/2013
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