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Is thermablate endometrial ablation usually done for uterine polyp removal. what are the other options and pros and cons to all these, and longer-term side-effects?

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Heavy periods: and polyps can be treated this way. Biggest problem (Cons), is recurrence of bleeding or polyps. Pros, outpatient/office, fast recovery, 80 % success over time.

Answered 11/29/2019

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