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Does a large myoma and a polyps warrant hysterectomy?
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It depends: This decision is a personal one. If the myoma and polyps are not causing problems, cancer has been ruled out and your are comfortable with your options, hysterectomy does not have to be performed. It is certainly a reasonable option for those that choose to proceed along that route for treatment.
Answered 1/5/2019
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