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Is a hysterectomy justified when you've had progressive dysplasia for 5 years(removed 2x, now high grade), heavy periods & need permanent birth control?
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Hysterectomy: In my opinion it would be justified with the facts you have stated, and that there are no extenuated circumstances that would endanger your life.
Answered 1/5/2019
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