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Should i store my tissue samples?
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Unclear question: Did you remove any tissue from your body yourself? If you did it not a good thing and you should see your doctor. If a doctor removed any tissues, those should have been sent a pathologists for examination for abnormalities.
Answered 4/20/2014
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