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Sent for ultrasound: normal uterus size, bladder, ovaries, no free fluid. myometrium's homogenous, endometrium's hetereogeneous 16mm? what's it mean?

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Dr. Paul Velt answered

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Normal: From what you say, this sounds like a normal study. Of course you didn't say why you had the study in the first place. That might change things. Best wishes

Answered 7/21/2017

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A member asked:

Sent for ultrasound: normal uterus size, bladder, ovaries, no free fluid. myometrium's homogenous, endometrium's hetereogeneous 16mm? what's it mean?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Paul Velt answered

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