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Hysteroscopy: 2 polyps removed july 22. occas. pain, today constant pinching pain in left uterine area, bloated, pain in back of hips when peeing. y?

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Dr. Carrie Giordano answered

Can be normal: It is typical to have cramping, light bleeding and possible bloating for up to 2 weeks after a hysteroscopy procedure. If you are having painful urination, that may be a sign of a bladder infection and you should contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Dr Mcguirk agreed

Answered 8/3/2014

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A member asked:

Hysteroscopy: 2 polyps removed july 22. occas. pain, today constant pinching pain in left uterine area, bloated, pain in back of hips when peeing. y?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Carrie Giordano answered

Dr Mcguirk agreed

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