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A member asked:
Hysteroscopy 9/14 polyp biopsy nrml now new polyp 2 cm been on progrsterone how likely this is cancer ?
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Pathology report?: No need to speculate if your physician had already taken a biopsy of the polyp. The term "polyp" only means "mushroom-like" growth but whether benign or malignant cannot be ascertained until it is examined under microscope by a pathologist.
Answered 5/16/2015
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