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A member asked:
Had a tissue exam on 10/3/18 was benign had a pap for yearly physical came back with negative hpv and said normal pap on 1/8/2019 but had endometrial cells found im confused also had pelvic ultrasound on 12/19/2019 12 mm endometrium i have fibroids ?
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Endometrial width: A "12 mm" width of endometrial tissue may indicates endometrial hyperplasia, and at age 51, a biopsy is indicated. The report on the pelvic ultrasound may also indicate that "fibroids" are present, but the concern is for the thickened endometrium, which may have abnormal cells within, and should be biopsied.
Answered 1/17/2019
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