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Are there any alternatives to a hysteroscopic polypectomy? progesterone medicines havent helped and ive already have ultrasounds. leaving it alone hasnt done anything and im trying to find other active options as my doctor is hard to get ahold of
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No: The only way to remove a polyp is to actually remove it
Answered 8/14/2020
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Had complete d&c w/ polypectomy biopsy nrml 6 months later while on progesterone have another polyp de said no chance cancerous is that correct?
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Doctor should I b worried about this pain in my stomach if I've been to the ER 3x for it n they tell me the same thing there's nothing wrong wit me they've done ultrasounds checked my gallbladder,heart,kidneys ,liver all good what could this b sharp short
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