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It's a mystery to me then. The only other biopsy I've ever had was with an endoscopy (tube down your throat to your stomach) and even that was no big deal. Is there someone you can ask to get further details?

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Good morning Tom and Mary- Tissue biopsies are very common and are done in several ways. The reason that Mary will need to fast is that she will have anesthesia. For me, this meant my first dose of Versed. It seems as if fasting is the way to go, even for a hit of fun.

Before you are operated on, in any form, you should ask many questions including a description of the procedure so you can research it, and learn what they will do if there is a malignancy. I run right to youtube and watch videos of any procedures that I will have. It also helps me with asking more questions.

Your doctor should have advised you in detail about what the technician will do. You are entitled to that information.

I think that this makes sense?