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Cervical polyp
I have a cervical polyp detected during pregnancy 3.9 cm × 1.1mm due to which I had premature delivery.
Doctor suggested its removal and plan for pregnancy immediately.
Does these grow back in pregnancy or within a year? I'm scared to plan for pregnancy because of their re growing nature and complications. Any ayurvedic remedies for these? Because I saw that they regrow if removed surgically.
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Dont worry..Go for surgery for its removal and plan your pregnancy early..The polys regrow usually after 2-3 years..sometimes they donts regrow..So be calm and plan pregnancy.
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Yes polyps hv a tendency to grow back
you can be put on hormones to prevent the same
for ayurvedic remedies you need to connect with an ayurvedic practitioner
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Connect please
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Consult please.
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