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2021-01-01 19:45:29
What is endometriamos echocomplex 0.4 plzz explain is this a cyst or something else i really need to know
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Normal thickness of endometrium varies from 2-11 mm during different phases of menstrual cycle. This is nothing abnormal. Rest assured.

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