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Endometric lower uterine polyp 5.7*2.7mm
Hi Dr I have endometric lower uterine polyp of 5.7*2.7mm and i am planning for baby, should I get this removed or can ignore the polyp as it's too small
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Repeat USG pelvis after next periods
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Sometimes it may look like a polyp but disappears after next cycle. Get a transvaginal sonography done immediately after your next period. Day 5-6 of your menses. 1st day of periods is the day when the bleeding starts.
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