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Does a uterine polyp 3 weeks prior of embryo transfer could cause a healthy blastocyst with no chromosomes abnormalities not to implant?
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Polyp not good: If we know that someone has an endometrial polyp, we like to remove it prior to an embryo transfer. Miscarriage risk is increased if there are polyps. As expected, pregnancy rates are higher after hysteroscopies and polypectomies. Good luck!
Answered 2/18/2015
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