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What does it mean when you have benign endocervical glandular ephithelium?
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Normal: This means the lining of your endocervical canal in normal. The cervix has an ectocervix which is exposed to the vagina and an endocervix which continues upwards in to the uterus where it is then called the uterine cavity.
Answered 3/29/2019
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