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How many times is it safe to have a d&c? i had one 3 years ago for light bleeding and small polyp removal,but now i saw a small yellowish brown stain in underwear and i'm very worried it's something bad!! in menopause for 3 years now! scared!?
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I do not expect the worst but I strongly advise a visit with your GYN doctor.
Answered 5/22/2021
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Although it is safe to have a D&C more than once, your symptoms suggest that the "small yellowish brown stain" may warrant other treatment. Please do not be scared--see a trusted gynecologist for examination.
Answered 5/22/2021
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