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Has Anyone Been Told They Have Polyps, Thickened Lining, & Maybe Clots?
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I had an ultrasound done recently. The tech and radiologist doctor mentioned a thickened endometrial lining and either polyps or clots. Has anyone else been told this before? Is this relative to another possible condition or symptom for me to be even more concerned?

posted November 8, 2017
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A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Had the same. They kept saying i had a huge blood clot in my uterus and that it would "go away never did and now my new gyno is treating me for endo. I'm positive its all related

posted November 12, 2017
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

i had that as my diagnosis the first time- polyps and thickening lining which turned out to be endo

posted November 9, 2017

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