Not overly common: The uterus can readily be punctured during a D&C or hysteroscopy, for ex. Even an endometrial biopsy, done in the office, has uterine puncture as a risk. There is a higher risk if the uterine position is tipped back or immediately after pregnancy biopsy. Typically, the hole just closes - without treatment.
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