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Is light bleeding and moderate cramps ok after having an ablation done ten months ago?
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Yes: The endometrial ablation is intended to decrease or stop your periods. Most women do experience a decrease in their bleeding and most do continue to have some bleeding.
Answered 10/24/2017
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