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Had 2 office hysteroscopy b4 felt nothing now having 1 for 2cm polyp will it be more painful or somewhat the same ?
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Depends : If your previous hysteroscopies were diagnostic the likely this will be more painful. If you are having the polypectomy in the hospital then you will not have any pain, likely. After the procedure it is rare to have significant pain.
Answered 8/6/2016
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