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Can a biopsy in your cervix affect your menstrual cycle as i am currently five days overdue my expected period. ( i am always every 28 days!!)?
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Cervical biopsy: Generally a cervical biopsy will not affect your cycles. After a biopsy you may spot a bit, but this is not menstrual related.
Answered 4/19/2016
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