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I was told by an er doctor that my ct scan showed scarring on my uterus and asked if i've ever been pregnant. what does this mean?
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Obtain a report of the CT scan, and see a GYN physician for review of the imaging. It is unclear what the ED physician found to make that statement.
Answered 1/12/2023
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