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Can you tell me how serious is a cervical polyp and how it is removed. will that removal affect future conception/full-term pregnancy? are there any natural remedies?
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Depends: Most cervical polyps are benign and surgical removal results in a cure without ill effects on conception or pregnancy. Not sure what you mean by natural remedies. It is important to get it removed and the specimen sent to a pathologist for evaluation. Wish you good health!
Answered 12/20/2020
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