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Why would my pelvis ultrasound have a big blue blop on it? is it normal should you see one?
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That is not a: description that conveys any useful information, unfortunately. Trying to interpret the ultrasound on the screen without training is impossible. Best to talk to your doc about the results. It may be nothing.
Answered 10/24/2017
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