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Had d&c hysteroscopy for polyp, ovulated a week later, 1st period 2wks after. period gone & no sign of ovulation coming is this normal? can it delay?
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Ovulation: If you had a period two weeks after ovulation then your period came right on time. The surgery would not have a lingering effect on the next menstrual cycle after that. Monitor your cycles over the next few months and then if not regular you can see your obgyn to discuss options for cycle regulation.
Answered 11/18/2016
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