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35yo - pelvic ultrasound findings state: scatted echogenic foci within the endometrium of uncertain origin. endo thickness was 3 mm. symptoms include ovarian pain (report states no abnormalities) and on and off cramping. what does this mean?
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The best way to get your ultrasound interpreted is to see the doctor who ordered it. It needs to be seen in the proper context and your doctor knows what exactly they were looking for. With the very limited info here, it is not possible to interpret it. See your doctor. Good luck to you!
Answered 2/2/2023
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