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Can uterine cervical stenosis ever resolve on its own without dilation or menopause?
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It usually does not: Menopause will not make it resolve, does not always need to be fixed unless it is causing a problem, like not able to get pregnant or obstructing the flow of blood.
Answered 1/27/2014
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