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What to do if i had an endocervical biopsy, has any one that explain it's result?
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It is a test: For endometrial cancer and they should have explained that to you when you signed the consent for the test. Your doc should give you the results when it comes back from pathology . It might take a week or so
Answered 7/9/2014
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