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Cervical biopsy cramping one week grey discharge?
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Sounds normal: The cramping should be getting better, or gone by a week later, and they discharge may linger. The grey discharge may be from the medicine on the biopsy site to stop the bleeding after the biopsy was done.
Answered 3/24/2013
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