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Hysteroscopy 10/2/13 biopsy nrml u/s 9/24/14 normal, u/s 4/28/15 2 cm polyp 5/27 hysteroscopy remove poly/d&c no results yet i am petrified cancer ?
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Not likely: Given the tests you have had, it is not likely that you have cancer, at least not more than an early one. If the uncertainty of cancer is too much to handle and especially if the D&C results show anything suspicious, you may wish to discuss hysterectomy with your doctor.
Answered 6/5/2015
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