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I cant find find this online so.....My mother has a thinkening of the uteran wall......?
I know that it occurs every months as our body's set up shop to get pregnant,but its staying that way.
Her uterus is also enlarged.I wouldn't be asking this if the doctors would have given her more info,or if I could find this information else where.
If someone has experienced one or both of these things I would appreciate your input.
Before I receive another foolish answer.....
My mother wasn't given the chance to question the doctor.She was given the results over the phone by a office woman,who isn't qualified to answer her questions.
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It is the patient's responsibility to question the physician when she does not understand what's being said to her. It's quite possible your mother is entering menopause, but without more details your question cannot be answered with any certainty.
Accept answers only from her physician, not anyone who may answer here - including me - as being the final word.