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Is it normal to have blood after a gastrocopy, and stomach biopsy?
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Yes: By blood, i presume you mean the taste of blood, or blood in the stool? Whenever you have a biopsy there is a small, limited amount of bleeding, so it is always possible to have blood. However, it is usually not a problem the next day.
Answered 3/16/2017
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