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My endometrial biopsy results: abundant mucus with rare strips of endometrial glands. scant benign endocervical epithelium. is this good or bad?
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Very good: They didn't find anything worrisome. Either there's nothing bad there, or it was not caught on the biopsy. Your biopsy may be repeated; ask your physician.
Answered 7/2/2018
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