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My Dr. had ordered a biopsy because I was having post menopausal bleeding and cramping. Because I was already in pain I asked to have it done under local anethesia, I was referred to a Surgeon that agreed to do it. I had 4 previous ultrasounds that did not detect the large tumor that was in my cervix so I’m glad that I didn’t agree to having it done in a drs office with just a zanax for the pain. Everyone is different though and my circumstances were not common but as my Dr found out biopsy’s are not a one size fits all. You are the only one that knows how much pain you can tolerate., and I think alittle more consideration needs to be given to anyone that had to go through something like this . And perhaps given the choice to have something alittle stronger than a low dose pain reliever

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Good points here! Especially about advocating for oneself and asking for what we need. So you had a large tumor in your cervix? Did you end up with a hysterectomy? Hope you are doing okay, now.

@gmasuzy Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect and especially to our Support Group. Thank you for sharing how you advocated for yourself and reminding us that we are all different even through our circumstances may be similar.

Would you like to share a little more about yourself? What happened after the cervical tumor was found? Did you have surgery? A hysterectomy? And how are you feeling in your life now?

I agree with you 💯