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How many weeks after a woman delivers twins vaginally is it safe for a doctor to perform an endometrial ablation procedure? is eight weeks after giving birth too soon for this procedure? asking for my wife.
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Ask her OB GYN MD: It depends upon whether the procedure is done with a laser, electric roller ball or balloon ablation. Have your wife ask her OB GYN MD who is going to perform the procedure of his/her choice.
Answered 8/20/2019
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