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I need help my mom keep bleeding and the finding was benign fragments of endocervical tissue. i want to know this because i want to help her?
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Continual bleeding: Your Mom continues to bleed and from your biopsy findings indicate that she has seen a MD. The biopsy could be cervical or a failed endometrial biopsy. It appears to be non-cancerous.(benign) The bleeding site may be either the lining of the womb(endometrium) or from a cervical growth to which you don't indicate in your question. Your Mom needs to see a GYN MD either as a 2nd opinion.
Answered 2/19/2021
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