Unfortunetly no! Unless the causative factor may be a broken or sharp edge of a tooth, dental prosthesis or habit, in which case removing the causative factor will cause the polyp to regress without any medicine, but in your case follow the dentist advise get rid of the same ...
Hi there. I am more inclined to believe that there are is no polyp because the reliability of your ultrasound is more accurate on day 7 than day 23. However your ultrasound result should be correlated with your symptoms if you are experiencing any. ...
Your symptoms are very minimal. There is still room for oservation for a few months. But if symptoms persist or worsen, hysteroscopic polypectomy might be the next best option. ...
