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Is it normal to not bleed after transrectal ultrasound?
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Bleeding would be a rare complication for transrectal ultrasound, unlikely for the majority of patients.
Answered 4/25/2023
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If you mean from the rectum- yes you are not supposed to bleed. It does not affect one's menses eitherr
Answered 4/27/2023
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