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My mother age 55 has diagnosed polypus glandula endometrium cum hyperplasia focalis. what does it mean and is surgerry (hysterectomy) only option ?
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Hysterectomy not req: Focal hyperplasia and polyps are benign and often may be treated with D&C and hormones.
Answered 6/10/2014
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