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I had a uterine biopsy done last thursday i got my results back this afternoon, im not understanding the what the results indicate "secretory endometrium with prominent decidualized stromal change with acute inflammation and breakdown?
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Translation=normal stuff with no signs of cancer, just some irritation
Answered 3/14/2023
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