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I have painful cramping after a cervical biopsy performed yesterday. i have leftover naproxen, is this okay to take in this situation for pain? (a21)
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Yes: It is not uncommon to have cramping after a biopsy. You may also have bloody discharge. Any non-asperin (you don't want to inhibit clotting) pain medication or anti-inflammatory (NSAID) would be fine.
Answered 6/10/2014
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