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Can getting uterine polyps often anything to worry about? i haven't stopped bleeding in 4 months and my doctor doesn't seem to be worried.
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Uterine Polyps: You are kind of young for this, however, polyps are not malignant, but they can cause problems with irregular or heavy bleeding. This can be a nuisance! These can be removed, but may come back at some point. But if you have not stopped bleeding, something needs to be done, by this doctor or another one!
Answered 10/31/2014
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