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Colposcopy & biopsy nov17 no periods since waiting on results. pelvic pain. & tender. discomfort during sex. fatigue. bladder always feels full.
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Schedule follow up: Cervical colposcopy and biopsy result should be available within a few days of the procedure. If you have been waiting over 3 months it is time to follow up. These symptoms that you mention are not likely to be related to this procedure so a follow visit with a gynecologist is warranted
Answered 2/2/2018
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