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Bleeding with clots between periods. heavier than spotting. clear pelvic ultrasound, normal ovaries, no free fluid. hpv negative. normal pelvic exam. slightly elevated ca125 of 50. not on medication. cancer?
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No. menstrual irregularity to be investigated and treated by a ObGyn. You should be OK
Answered 12/9/2022
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