Which of the following findings on the bimanual examination of a female patient requires further investigation?

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Cervical motion tenderness is a sign that may indicate pelvic inflammatory disease or other significant pathology and requires further investigation. Retroverted and anteflexed uteri are common variations of normal, and varicose veins in the vaginal wall, while possibly uncomfortable, are not typically indicative of a serious condition requiring immediate further investigation.

Which of the Following Findings on the Bimanual Examination of a Female