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Im post menopause, pap smear normal but was told my uterus looks inflamed, have bacterial vag, need a hysteroscopy, any other way around this?
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Unclear: Bacterial vaginosis can cause vaginal discharge but not an inflamed uterus. Hysteroscopy is done to evaluate the endometrial cavity. I would clarify with your gynecologist what the problem is exactly and then discuss options on how to evaluate the problem.
Answered 9/15/2016
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