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Is a mucinous cystadenofibroma as well as adenomyosis found dangerous or worrisome ?
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At least painful: Adenomyosis is often associated with painful menstrual periods. Cystadenofibroma can not be commented upon without looking at the lesion per se. Depending on your symptoms, you may consider having the lesions and uterus removed. Wish you good health!
Answered 2/9/2020
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