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42yr old female diagnosed w/ 1 ant. submucosal uterine fibroid protruding into lower uterine cavity & multiple post. uterine polyps. what trtmt optns?
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Hysteroscopy: The less invasive method of removal is by operative resection by hysteroscopy. You should look for a dr. With experience on this.
Answered 5/21/2015
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