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My ultrasound report came back retroverted uterus measuring 37cc and saying i have multiple bilateral follicles, i'm just wondering what this means.
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Ultrasound: That ultrasound not abnormal. You have a lot of eggs to hatch (follicles) and your uterus has sagged abit backwards instead or the normal forward positions
Answered 2/12/2015
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