Endometrium swelling

An abdominal ultrasound read a 13" endometry swelling which I was told by the technician as a slight swelling but was referred to gynecology plus biopsy.  I do get discomforts and bloating occassionally. The process and risks envolved also worry me as not sufficient medical consultation was provided in ER and skeptical if I should have the procedure or should I start an MMS protocol and any other additions and cancel the biopsy appointment. 
Any input on how this could be better approached would be appreciated.

As a note for the very helpful responses that i received to a couple of my health concerns and I  was quite delayed to send a thank you.  I am from the old school, do not do well in technology until I had some assistance on how to navigate and from where this account was created for me and have now better understanding.  
Actually, I had replied to the first  e-mail on having received a response and later realized that it was a no-reply e-mail.  Thank you.
 

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An abdominal ultrasound read a 13" endometry swelling which I was told by the technician as a slight swelling but was referred to gynecology plus biopsy.  I do get discomforts and bloating occassionally. The process and risks envolved also worry me as not sufficient medical consultation was provided in ER and skeptical if I should have the procedure or should I start an MMS protocol and any other additions and cancel the biopsy appointment. 
Any input on how this could be better approached would be appreciated.  mmsforum.io/goto/general/42799-keep-it-simple

As a note for the very helpful responses that i received to a couple of my health concerns and I  was quite delayed to send a thank you.  I am from the old school, do not do well in technology until I had some assistance on how to navigate and from where this account was created for me and have now better understanding.  
Actually, I had replied to the first  e-mail on having received a response and later realized that it was a no-reply e-mail.  Thank you.
 

Thank you for your response. 
For my health issue I will start with protocol C...
The attachment provides me with lots of more very helpful information and i much appreciate your feedback.

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Thank you for your response. 
For my health issue I will start with protocol C...
The attachment provides me with lots of more very helpful information and I much appreciate your feedback. 

Protocol-C is a good protocol to start taking chlorine dioxide. Normally, Protocol-C is 10ml of 3000ppm CDS daily, (also called C10) which would be 1ml per hour in half a glass of water. If that is too much, you can reduce the dosage for a few days. 

Once you are comfortable with 1ml of CDS per hour, you can increase dosing if needed. And, if you need to go higher without throat irritation, there is a way to do that, too.