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1. a lower uterine cystic lesion measuring 0.6 cm, of uncertain etiology. 2. multiple hyperechoic foci in the endometrium. dr not sure, thoughts?
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Nabothian cyst: please google the cyst very benign condition no treatment is necessary If you are over 48 year old, or having bleeding after menopause, then need to check the uterus cavity for pathology if you are 30 year etc old with no menstrual problem no treatment is necessary Why you need to have ultrasound? for what symptoms?
Answered 3/29/2017
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