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I have a vaginal polyp does it have to be removed?
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Not necessarily: A vaginal polyp may not cause any trouble whatsoever unless it grows and is interfering with sexual function. They may slowly grow and i've seen them protrude through the labia. Most women want them removed but frequently that is unnecessary.
Answered 12/27/2016
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