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Had office hysteroscopy /polyectomy for 1cm didn't bother me had no pain during it having another for 2cm polyp will that be similar ?
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Yes: Office hysteroscopy is a wonderful and much less expensive way of dealing with problems such as endometrial polyps, abnormal bleeding and postmenopausal bleeding. All procedures are different at different times in different people, but you should have a similar experience.
Answered 1/5/2019
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