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A member asked:
I had cervical biopsy 5days ago, everything was fine but i started to bleed since yesterday. whats wrong? is it normal?
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Not unusual: After a cervical biopsy a bit of bleeding is not unusual and should clear up rapidly. You should refrain from intercourse until the lesion is healed. If bleeding continues, see your doctor.
Answered 5/29/2013
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