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How long after having a endometrial biopsy can i take a bath?
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Typically 1 week: That's what i tell my patients but every doctor is different, so you should check with yours to be sure.
Answered 3/1/2016
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Please ask: Please ask your doctor. It would be better for them to tell about this and what to do.
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