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Transvag us. 5mm mass top of uterus, no bloodflow. 1.1cm endometrium. rt ovary 1.5cm probable hemorrhagic cyst. heavy menses iv fe. should i worry?
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No worry: 5 mm mass could be a small myoma 1,5 cm cyst has no significance whatsoever 1.5 cm endometrium suggest over active hormones heavy period and thick endometrium may need a dilatation and curettage
Answered 9/30/2016
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