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I had a partial hysterectomy +- 3 years ago. 3-5cm of my uterus removed due to non stop bleeding. therefore i can no longer have babies. with today's technology. is this able to be repaired? stitched up and sealed to be able to have kids again?
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Evaluation: You will need to see a reproductive endocrinologist who can read your operation report, evaluate the pathology report and do a sonogram to determine what amount of uterus is left. They may consider other testing to determine if pregnancy is possible.
Answered 10/17/2018
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