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Default Biopsy?
Has anyone here had a biopsy after having their CRPS? My GYN needs to do a uterine biopsy on me and I'm nervous. Because of course I've read that anything we do can cause a flare up or spread of the CRPS which is the last thing I want or need.
I know a biopsy is minimally invasive, so I'm hoping its low risk for causing problems?
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