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I have an endometrial polyp in the womb ... should i take it out? how serious is this ?
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Yes it: Should come out because it could grow, or bleed, or rarely turn into cancer or cause infertilty or an early miscarriage, it does depends how big it is, I am almost always able to remove them hysteroscopically in office, please consult with your gyn.
Answered 6/22/2013
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