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Bilateral uterine arteries notch

2019-01-23 16:04:11
I suffer from pcod..i concieve through fertility treatment ..i got in my first ultrasound that there is a bilateral uterine arteries notch..is it cause any harm to baby growth or any prb...pls help me...am very disappionted now...wt to do...
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