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Will an endometrial biopsy be any different for someone with a retroverted uterus vs normal? more pain? is it associated with more side affects or complications? very nervous?

Q: will an endometrial biopsy be any different for someone with a retroverted uterus vs normal? more pain? is it associated with more side affects or complications? very nervous?

: No it wont as long as you Gyn is aware of it. You should be fine.

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No it wont as long as you Gyn is aware of it. You should be fine.

Answered 4/5/2022

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A member asked:

Will an endometrial biopsy be any different for someone with a retroverted uterus vs normal? more pain? is it associated with more side affects or complications? very nervous?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Birendra Tandan answered

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