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I just had sonogram/ultrasound on my pelvic. i don't have a reg ob/gyno, can sombody read my results and please tell me what it means?
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No...: A good, true interpretation requires reading it with all the background knowledge of the subject, their history, why the test was ordered, and correlating it with findings on an exam. I would assume that the dr. Ordering the test would be the one to give you the results. But will suggest that if the test was done due to specific concerns, it is time to find a primary care doctor to review it with.
Answered 9/27/2013
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