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A member asked:
Ok i'm having my 1.4 cm polyp removed via mini hysteroscopy. will removal hurt? they say no dilation or anesthesia require. my sis procedure didn'hurt
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Probably not: You may have a small amount of discomfort, but if you tolerated the SIS well you will probably be fine with this procedure. Pain comes from any dilation of the cervix and distension of the uterus from fluid used, not from then actual removal of the polyp.
Answered 11/23/2017
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