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So i just had my 20wk scan and in my report i saw "bulky uterus". should i be worried? does it mean i'll keep a big tummy after giving birth?
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Bulky: bulky often times means fibroids, which aren't always easily seen during pregnancy. In the non pregnant uterus the term bulky can be used for fibroids and adenomyosis
Answered 8/16/2016
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