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My doctor has informed me that i have tubal metaplasia. i want to know is this why i keep bleeding? and will i be able to have children. i'm 22 years
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Not the problem: Tubal metaplasia is an incidental finding and not worrisome. There may be some other explanation. A second pathologist's opinion might be worth getting.
Answered 11/27/2016
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