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A member asked:
Had hysteroscopy polypectomy 3mos ago now periods start w/clear pink flow for 1 day then red flow for 3 days & spotting for 1 day scarring? or normal?
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Probably yes: It is probably normal, but cervical polyps can recur and some are known to be cancerous. If you notice a change in the variation of your menstrual flow or bleeding in between your cycles contact your MD to be re-examined.
Answered 1/26/2017
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