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When a doctor does an abdominal ultrasound can he easily be able to tell the difference between fibroids and uterine cancer?
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Yes. Ask as often as you wish, the answer will not change. Repeating the same question over & over expecting a different in not considered normal behavior. Perhaps you should seek out a life coach to teach you some stress management skills.
Answered 9/12/2022
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