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My mother had an ob/gyn visit and they told her the uterus is hard and not very movable at all what could that mean?
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Needs more testing: This situation will require more evaluation and testing to determine why the uterus is "hard and not movable" as there are many medical reasons for the same.
Answered 7/9/2018
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