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Ultrasound report shows -Subserosal uterine fibroid, endometrial polyp, right ovarian cyst Periods are on since last 15 days, taken medicine cosklot hhw for 3 days, reduced flow now but still there.
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Better take another medication to stop bleeding Need to know size of fibroid and ovarian cyst And extension of polyp Do consult
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