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I'm a 43 yr old woman, 10 days ago i had d&c hysteroscopy and a polyp removed.?
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D&C/hysteroscopy: Polyps can be seen via a hysteroscopy, and a D&C can certainly remove some. In doing the D&C, sometimes the polyp is not removed (after the hysteroscopy is finished, the D&C is essentially a blind procedure). If you continue to have bleeding , you may need another attempt at polyp removal. There was no actual question asked, so you might need to be more specific.
Answered 12/18/2017
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