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My gynae found a polyp in my uterus but when i went for a second opinion it was not there anymore. should i go for a third?
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Polyp can pass: with menses, or could it have been removed when your doctor discovered it? Polyps in the uterus are generally benign, but cause nuisance bleeding. Removal is best to resolve bleeding
Answered 10/29/2017
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Try saline sonogram: normal ultrasounds are not very good to diagnose polyps which a blood clot could resemble it, so if the clots moved it wont show if you want definitive answer i would recommend saline infusion sonogram
Answered 10/24/2017
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