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Can a uterine polyp shrink or disappear in a month? i'm praying my possible polyp is no longer there at the saline ultrasound.
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Possibly: The saline sono should be more accurate at disclosing a polyp, it may have been misinterpreted on regular sono
Answered 12/11/2019
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