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Two weeks post hysteroscopy, d&c, polyp removal and endometrial ablation. i have light pressure/pain and noticed yellow discharge today. appt is wedn?
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Post hysteroscopy: It's good that you have an appt in 2 days. Possibly an infection, but you will need to be examined. Watch for fever and report this to your doctor.
Answered 1/5/2019
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