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Is it normal to be bloated after hysteroscopy and myosure procedure?
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Not really.: It is normal to have some cramping and intermittent to mild bleeding for 2 weeks following the procedure. Bloating doesn't necessarily mean there is a problem, but different people will have different experiences with their recovery. If you are certain that it is not diet related (some people try to eat healthy or stick with a soft or bland diet they're not used to after surgery), see your doctor.
Answered 1/5/2019
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