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Endometrial polyp
I had pain during my last periods so my doctor suggested for transvaginal ultrasound on day 2 and there it was a polyp and now this month on Day 14 i had another scan there was no polyp.. What can be the reason
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Difficult to comment the best time to see a polyp would be day 2  of your periods you can go for an MRI pelvis for a certain diagnosis
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You get the scan done on day 2 of your periods. If may be a clot part of endometrium Please share reports
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did u get the scan from same doctor??it also depends on the expertise of the doctor
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