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Old 06-25-2016, 10:46 AM #11
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So I had the biopsy yesterday. Not fun, but not that bad either. She actually didn't use any anesthetic because using it would be more painful and add to the process. Basically it felt like a really really bad period cramp. And the part when she opened the cervix was uncomfortable and painful and just weird.

I was very crampy when I got home so I just went to bed and stayed there. Today I'm lightly crampy and my foot hurts a bit more than usual, but she also kept touching it! Not on purpose, but the space was cramped.

So, all in all I think it was ok.
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Great!

I hope all stays calm.

Thanks for the update!

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Glad it went well...hope you are feel back to normal soon. Thanks for the update!
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Thank you for the update becca, glad it went well, hope you feel better soon.
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