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My last period was in february, i then had polyps removed in march. i had a period in may for 3 weeks and have not stopped spotting since?
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You should get in touch with your gynecologist for further instructions. This may be expected, depending on the exact procedure you had done to remove the polyps but it is better to call and ask the question to the doctor who knows you best. Good luck to you!
Answered 6/24/2023
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