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You might want to post this question on the Drs forum in Gynecology. I looked it up and they say it is the most common congential anomaly of the female genital tract. As for the uterine mass, you will have to wait for surgery to find out what that is. How are your parents taking all of this? What do they say about it? Take care of yourself and let us know how the surgery goes.
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