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Goodmorning doc, anterior subserous fibroid seen, size 2.5cm x 2.1cm please i want to know more about this cos i have not given birth yet.also in the scan chronic pid was seen please i need your help. thanks?
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Fibroids are very: Common!Perhaps as much as 50% of women have fibroids.Fertility is hardly ever an issue.The ones that are likely to cause problems are the ones in the uterine cavity, the same ones that alter the flow of your menstrual period.Te ones n the outside tend to just get bigger especially with menses.
Answered 11/15/2018
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