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Hi, i am almost 50. i am getting very heavy menstrual periods every 25-28 days. my ob found a polyp and she is suggesting to remove that and to do an ablation. i would like to get a second opinion and make sure this is the right way. thank you?
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By all means, seek a second opinion.
Answered 6/1/2023
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