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Having a hysteroscopy/ d&c for polyp removal, look at fibroid and possible adenomyosis. is this likely to bring some pain relief and lessen bleeding?
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Bleeding: The removal of the polyp will improve your bleeding pattern. If you do indeed have a fibroid that is removal at the time of the procedure this will improve your pain.
Answered 5/1/2015
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Is it normal to have bleeding like a period several days after d&c/hysteroscopy and polyp removal?
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Had sex 7 days after a d&c/hysteroscopy for a polyp. Do I go to my dr for antibiotic? I have not had bleeding, only pink clear mucous since the proced
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I had D&C To remove large fibroids as well as possible cancerous polyps on july 28th 2015 .still bleeding, clots, soaking pad 30 min is this norm ?
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