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Is it normal to have a period and cramping four years after a uterine ablasion?
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Yes. : It is still possible and is not a sign of anything abnormal. If the period is exceptionally painful, long, or heavy, see your gyn. Otherwise, nothing to be concerned about.
Answered 5/4/2015
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