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Is it normal to bleed a little bit after a colonoscopy? i'm scared. it's only a little and i did have some biopsy taken.
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Yes: It is normal especially after colonoscopy with biopsy. However profuse bleeding or significant symptoms like dizziness may an indication for complications
Answered 5/11/2018
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