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Can a woman who suffered from hyperplasia have a successful pregnancy after treatment?
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What treatment?: It really depends on what treatment you had for hyperplasia. If you had a d;c, then yes you should be able to get pregnant. If you had an ablation, destruction of the endometrium or a hysterectomy then no you couldn't get pregnant. See you doctor for specific answers.
Answered 11/4/2013
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