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53 years old and just had a period for the first time in 10 months. blood work 7 months ago indicated menopause. doctor did ultrasound yesterday: found 3 uterine fibroids & heterogeneous myometrium echo. biopsy done, waiting for results. cancer?
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High chances not. But biopsy will tell. Even if it is it can be treated successfully. Wish you well
Answered 8/27/2022
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