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I had a simple cervical biopsy of a prolapsed into my vaginal canal mass thought to be a large fibroid! still bleeding with cramps is this normal?
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Prolapsed fibroid: If you have a prolapsed fibroid then it will need to be surgically removed. Since your doctor did a biopsy my suspicion is that they wanted to confirm the diagnosis before proceeding with surgical management. The irregular bleeding and cramping will likely not resolve until the prolapsed fibroid is removed
Answered 1/21/2017
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