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How long do you stay in hospital after a endometrial ablation with general anesthetic?
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Hospital time ?: Usually, an endometrial ablation with general anesthesia requires only a few hours for the anesthetic to wear off, and you can go home (with a driver for assistance).
Answered 3/25/2022
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