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How long does biopsy takes to heal after stomach endoscopy ?
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A gastroenterologist: is better able to answer this question but from my experience the biopsy site in the gastric mucosa heals very fast. Usually within 10-14 days post procedure the site of the biopsy is healed and undergoing remodeling in the sub-mucosal tissue.
Answered 6/17/2021
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