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Replies to "Hi! Yes, the biopsies in that fragile and highly sensitive area are brutal. I no longer..."
I was able to have less pain too, by using the topical lidocaine, in conjunction with an ice pack, applied before and after each biopsy. They told me the painful part of the injection is the chemical used to limit bleeding (forgetting the name at the moment) epinephrine (? ). Not all lidocaine shots carry epinephrine. You can try asking for one without the epinephrine.
Thank you so much. I have written down the procedure you do before biopsies.
Could I ask one more question? I had my first biopsy two weeks ago and area is still very tender. Seems to be healing but sitting is still uncomfortable. Does this seem normal to you?