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I'm 5 weeks pregnant. i have a 1.3 cm polyp on anterior wall, lower to mid uterine segment. how likely is it to grow and block birth canal?
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It depends: It depends upon whether the "polyp" is just a anterior uterine wall growth or not. If it is a pedunculated fibroid hanging down in the internal cervical canal, the likely for obstruction later in pregnancy is greater. I am sure your OB MD will perform another ultrasound to monitor your pregnancy( & "polyp") so "wait and see".
Answered 3/19/2018
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