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Lolly28

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Pain After Colopscopy/biopsy Posted: 04-04-06 09:26am


I had a colopscopy and a biopsy a few months ago, and although it wasn't that painful then, my period pains have got worse since, i've never really suffered from them and have suffered even less since going on the pill at 17. I've noticed quite a few people on here have had biopsies, has anyone else experienced increased cramping?

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