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During an attempted uterine ablation, the doctor caused a small perforation in the uterine wall with the camera at beginning of procedure. procedure was stopped. how long does this typically take to heal?
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2 weeks: It should take 2 weeks for the perforation to heal. However, if another intrauterine procedure is contemplated, wait 4 weeks.
Answered 11/16/2019
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