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Had sex 7 days after a d&c/hysteroscopy for a polyp. do i go to my dr for antibiotic? i have not had bleeding, only pink clear mucous since the proced
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?Antibiotics?: Unless you feel you developed an infection, you may not need antibiotics. If you have any symptoms after the sexual encounter, than it would be recommended for you to see your Dr. and get a clinical evaluations to see if you have an infection that requires antibiotics. Best wishes.
Answered 10/27/2016
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