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Can polyps be removed while on my period if i've been bleeding for 13 days or more?
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Yes: If you are talking about cervical or endometrial polyps removal may be necessary to stop the bleeding. Removal of nasal or colon polyps should not be effected by your period. Hope this helps.
Answered 11/11/2014
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