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A member asked:
I'm a teenager and have a lump under the right side of my uterus and postive pregnancy tests, what could this be?
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Inconsistent info: Your stated age is 39 and you claim to be a teen ager. If pregnancy test was done correctly and was positive, you are pregnant and should seek care from a doctor.
Answered 3/4/2013
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