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A member asked:
Ultrasound showed the wall of my uterus is thick, uterus is enlarged, and fibroids. heavy/bad periods every 3 mos. lasting over a month. cancer odds?
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If u have thick endo: Endometrium, it depends how thick at your age if it measures over 10 mm u need a hysteroscopy with endometrial biopsy that I do in office and then u will know whether u have normal tissue, endometrial pre- cancer called hyperplasia or less commonly endometrial cancer- hopefully not.
Answered 2/2/2017
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