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Hi i got the endrometrial polyp since last year.and i have got my surgery date 29/00/2014.but my concern is i want baby.is there any problem ?
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Unlikely: Removing the polyp could increase the chances of pregnancy and decrease the risk of complications during pregnancy. Good luck.
Answered 9/14/2014
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