Infertility is the inability to naturally conceive a child or the inability to carry a pregnancy to term. There are many reasons why a couple may not be able to conceive, or may no...
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I just got back from having a sonohystogram (which I must say was rather unpleasant). Anyway, I have to have a hysteroscopy to remove an endometrial polyp. Has anyone else had this done? My poor defective uterus...can't grow a baby in it, but fibroids and polyps have no problem moving in and making themselves at home.
Posted on 01/29/08, 03:01 pm |
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Its not too bad, its ambulatory surgery, so you are home the same day. A little discomfort, but by the next day you will feel good. Good luck to you!!! Hopefully this will be the answer for you. 
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Thanks! Considering that I'm apparently prone to fibroids and polyps, I almost feel like I'm wasting my time since they will most likely just grow back again :-( I am thankful he didn't say I needed a laparoscopy.
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I've had poylps removed from my uterus on 2 different occasions and it was not bad. They put you under but you are out the same day. I felt fine by the time I got home but rested as they recommended. I was back at work the next day after both procedures.
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