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Had hysteroscopy:d&c/polyp removed. no cramping after the first day to day 7. days 8/9 light cramping/discomfort, infection? no odor no fever
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Monitor: Some irregular spotting is expected after hysteroscopic surgery over the first few weeks. Monitor this over the next few menstrual cycles and if not improving then schedule a follow up visit for evaluation
Answered 11/4/2020
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