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I have done a hysteroscopy and a removal of an uterine separation 7 days ago. i was wondering how long should me and my husband wait for having an int?
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Ask your doctor: There is minimal chance of infection after hysteroscopy. However, the cervix is usually grasped with an instrument to stabilize it while inserting the hysteroscope. You should be good to go after two weeks.
Answered 1/5/2019
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