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How long should you bleed after having a ployp removed from your cervix?
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Typically a few days: Depending on the size and method of removal, there shouldn't be bleeding for more than a couple of days, a week at most. The bleeding is typically light, like spotting; if you are to have heavy bleeding with clots you should contact your physician.
Answered 9/29/2016
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