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Please describe a good pain reliever for after you get a biopsy?
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Depends: The amount of pain anyone feels depends on the type of biopsy and their personal sensitivity to pain. Discuss with your doctor what you might expect and what you need to do in response before you have your biopsy.
Answered 4/6/2013
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