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Can uterus be removed without surgery?
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Nope: Even dr mckoy couldn't beam out a uterus without calling it surgery... Seriously, removing a body's organ requires surgery, even if minimally invasive. Vessels, ligaments, etc have to be severed and sealed one way or another. Sorry.
Answered 12/9/2013
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