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A member asked:
I have a sedated hysteroscopy scheduled for next week to remove polyps. im so scared because i have asthma. ive been cleared, but is it still safe?
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Should be: As long as the anesthesiologist knows of your medical history this should be a simple & safe procedure. There are anesthesia gasses that actually help stop a serious asthma event, although they have many others to choose from. I wuld not loose any sleep over this issue.
Answered 4/14/2019
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Had hysteroscopy, fibroid + polyp removed Dec 7. Week later massive clots and heavy bleeding with labor like pains for a week (timing was aligned with period). Month later this cycle, have the same massive clots and heavy bleeding, worse than pre-op?
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