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A member asked:
Hello. i had a cervical punch biopsy on wednesday. i was wondering if i could go swimming in the beach since i'm on vacation. thanks.
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Yes: Today is Saturday. You had the biopsy on the previous Wednesday so that you should be OK to go swimming. Have a good time.
Answered 8/9/2014
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