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I do surgery for polyps removal, will it reduce my severe menstrual pain? if i leave it, will the polyps go away on their own? any future risks invol
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Uterine Polyps: These questions are best answered by your surgeon who will do your procedure particularly the future risks. The polyps will not go away on their own and this should decrease your painful periods.
Answered 9/17/2014
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