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My mom has a blood lesions in the uterus. can they be removed without surgery?
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It depends: This really depends on what the lesions are and where they are. Fibroids may require surgical removal, but other conditions may not be amenable to resection. Contact your healthcare provider.
Answered 4/14/2013
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