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Barium enema, pelvic sonogram (2001) results: normal. 2010. redundant colon and a retroverted uterus. how can these conditions be congenital?
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They are not: These are normal findings. The changes are associated with aging. The position of the uterus is affected by child birth, c-sections, and just plain old time. Also, the redundant colon just means your colon has a lot of curves - it's not diseased.
Answered 4/14/2014
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