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Uterine and Cervical PathologyFrom: Yolanda Adams (YADAMS@mail.mcg.edu)Mon Jul 9 07:34:55 2001
This is a MIME message. If you are reading this text, you may want to consider changing to a mail reader or gateway that understands how to properly handle MIME multipart messages. WHEN A YOUNG WOMEN IN HER 30'S HAS BEEN TOLD SHE HAS AN ENLARGED UTERUS ,(POLYPS,AND FIBROIDS THAT WHERE REMOVED DURING A RECENT HYTERSCOPY) AND HER CHIEF COMPLAINT IS VERY LOW ANEMIA LEVELS DUE TO HEAVY MENSTRUAL CYCLE. WHAT CAUSES THIS AND HAVE THEIR BEEN CASES WHERE PT'S HAVE BEEN DIAGINOSED WITH CANCER...
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