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Can you have a period 11 day early after an endometrial ablation?
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The first cycle after an endometrial ablation is often abnormal as women slough off the destroyed tissue. Cycles tend to improve over the first 6 months. Menstrual cycle expectations will vary depending on the type of endometrial ablation performed.
Answered 10/22/2022
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