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A member asked:
2cm uterine polyp small enough to do office hysteroscopy ?? previous one done for smaller one never felt
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Consult with your MD: Every doctor has a different comfort level with what they're willing to try in the office. a Larger polyp will take more time to remove hysteroscopically and if you're willing to go through the discomfort of a procedure for a while then that would be helpful to let your doctor know.
Answered 1/5/2019
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