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A member asked:
Can having cervical biopsies have a damaging effect on carrying a baby full term in the future?
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No: A cervical biopsy will have no effect at all. If you have a more extensive procedure such as a cone biopsy or leep procedure, which is done to treat cervical dysplasia in more advanced cases, there is a very small chance of developing a condition called cervical incompetence.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Not at all: Cervical biopsies are not deep, do not change the integrity of the cervix, and will not play a role in pregnancy or ability to reach a normal term delivery. Talk to your doc if you have any more concerns.
Answered 9/5/2020
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