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I had a cone biopsy done 2 weeks ago. the bleeding had stopped. then this morning i started bleeding again. period or from procedure? results/negative
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Can't tell online: if the bleeding continues you should contact your doctor locally; there is no way to answer this without an exam. Good wishes.
Answered 3/3/2015
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