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My hysterectomy biopsy reports mixed phase glands highly suggestive of exogenous hormone therapy. what does this mean?
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Description: the glands inside the lining of the uterus reflect exposure to estrogen or progesterone and depends on the hormones that have the higher influence, determine the type of glands. for women that are overweight they may have excessive estrogen exposure (ur fat cells make more estrogen), it may show that effect. Its not concerning. bet wishes dr M
Answered 3/22/2020
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