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Heavy periods, 2-3 weeks apart and 7 days long, large clots (3-4 inches), cramping. u/s day after period shows 9 mm endometrium. is biopsy needed?
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Maybe: Diagnosing and treating this condition requires examination in person with a o gynecologist care doctor
Answered 2/11/2019
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