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I have to have a hysteroscopy ,biopsy and removal of fybroids. i will not be sedated during this procedure ( uk norm). how much pain will i be in?
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Tough to say: Everyone experiences pain in different ways. generally speaking though, if you are having fibroids removed, you should at the least get some local anesthetic to help with pain. Best wishes.
Answered 8/2/2014
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