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I just received my tvu results which indicated my uterus measuring 10.17 cm and endometrium 6.92mm in thickness. should this be concerning? i am 48 years old
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No: I would label this as normal uterine and endometrium findings. Not sure why the ultrasound was done.
Answered 6/27/2017
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