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A member asked:
I had novasure ablation done 2 weeks ago. is it normal to still be bleeding and passing clots?
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Depends ...: You should contact your surgeon as only (s)he knows the size of your uterus, possible fibroids and any other factors that would affect your post-op course. Ultimately it will depend on those factors and how heavy the bleeding is currently. Please call your surgeon and speak with the nurse.
Answered 4/12/2016
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