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A member asked:
My ultrasound says i have a retroverted heterogeneous echotexture uterus no fibroids. left ovary not identifiable and fluid in sac. whats that mean?
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It sounds like you: have normal pelvic anatomy for you and that you are probably pregnant at a very early stage.
Answered 10/26/2017
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