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Hi All,
I will need to have a hysterocopy ( procedure) to remove tumor/thick lining in my uterus. It takes about 30-45 minutes, no cutting but scraping. How do i prevent any major RSD flares? What is the chance of getting a major flare? For those who had this kind of procedure or other minor surgery, did you use any pre-caution. I would appreciate your feedback so that i can discuss it with my OB/GYN. Thanks. Numb |
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