Polyp removal?

Question

So my husband and I have been ttc for about 17 months now and haven’t had any luck. I was referred to a specialist and they found a polyp in my uterus which they said needs to come out as it isn’t helping me get pregnant. Another specialist gave me a second opinion and said there is no need to have it removed. Anyone else had this before? What was the recovery like? Pre-op scheduled for Friday and surgery schedule for the beginning of March.

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It definitely needs to come out. I’ve had two removed. One in surgery and one completely awake in office. Both were fine and there wasn’t really a recovery period. The first one was just recovering from the anesthesia and the second I went back to my normal life right after. Everyone is different so your experience could be different as well. Good luck!

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I had laparoscopic surgery (exploratory) because we weren’t able to conceive for 20 months and had 4 failed IUIs. I asked my OB to also do a hysteroscopy since I was going to be out anyways and wanted to get any answers I could. I am so glad I did because I had a polyp right by where my Fallopian tube enters the uterus, and mild endometriosis on both ovaries. We conceived our first son less than 2 months after the surgery. I don’t think that was any coincidence! Recovery was easy and I had very little bleeding. The laparoscopy part caused me to have pain from the gas used to inflate the abdomen but a heating pad helped immensely. I only took two of the pain pills and switched to Tylenol the next day. Wishing you the best! ❤️

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I had a hysteroscopy a few weeks back and they found three large polyps. Because of the size of my polyps, my doctor did the polectomy procedure at the hospital while I was sedated. Recovery want to bad at all. Because I was sedated I couldn't drive for 24 hours. I took off the day off the procedure and worked from home the day after. I had very little spotting. A heating pad and some Tylenol took the edge off my pain. I felt pretty much back to normal by the third day.

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While in an IVF cycle they spotted some polyps. They removed them and had a DnC. And before I could do an implantation of my  frozen embryo I conceived naturally that following month.  Better to be safe and get them out.

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I had Laparoscopy and hysteroscopy at the same time. I had 4 small polyps all were benign. The recovery for the hysteroscopy was a piece of cake. No complaints. I would definitely remove them, from what I was told keeping them could possibly cause a miscarriage. But, also do it for piece of mind. Best of luck!

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