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Uterine Polyp

2022-02-12 18:18:56
I am planning for baby. Through TVS, it's found I have echogenic sessile polyp: 10mmx 7.4mm x 4.1mm and another one : 7.5mm x 6.2mm x 3.6mm. What cm these polyps are? This was never diagnosed in HSG test that I undertook a month ago only. Do I need to worry? I have no symptoms as of now. Please guide as I am stressed.
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Do u hve prob in ur periods,pls connect for online consultation so that we can discuss ur issue

Answered2022-02-13 04:56:44

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1cm is 10mm Nothing to worry Thy need to be removed

Answered2022-02-13 01:58:51

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Yes..if you are planning for pregnancy then you will have to get them removed first.

Answered2022-02-13 00:01:28

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