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I have a transvaginal ultrasound scheduled cycle day 12. my period just ended but i was told to schedule it a week after my period ended. my dr is following up on my uterine polyp. will my uterus be thin enough to see it if my polyp is still there ?
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Uterine polyp ?'s: In the preovulatory phase of your cycle, the polyp should be detected by a trans-vaginal U/S. Sometimes polyps can degenerate spontaneously. Most uterine polyps do not cause serious problems, but if bleeding occurs not related to a menstrual event, your gyn physician may elect to perform an office procedure to remove the polyp.
Answered 9/7/2019
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