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How long after endometrial biopsy and cervical polyp remove( both done in office) can i resume sexual activity? was not advised on how long to wait?
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If the cervical polyp was in area open to the vagina, it would be good to give it 7-10 days to heal, otherwise you may have some bleeding on intercourse. Other than that, you may have sex when you feel up to it. Wish you good health!
Answered 9/9/2022
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