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I am 22 is it normal to have a pathology come back as weakly proliferative endometrium i have cin1 but i dont think that would have anything to do ?
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Yes: These are two different things and, most likely, unrelated. The endometrial biopsy results are normal and the cervical biopsy results are not.
Answered 8/4/2018
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