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Uterus,retroverted and bulky, normal in shape and position. a hypoechoic sol at the anterior wall (3.1cm x 2.7cm).endonetrial thickness1.26cm. impression 1. bulky uterus with fibroud 2. prominent endometrium. is it problem for baby? married 6months
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Sonogram reports: Sonogram reports should be interpreted by the ordering physician who can place in the proper context of your clinical history. You may want to inquire about the endometrial thickness and ask your doctor if any further evaluation is warranted.
Answered 5/25/2021
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