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After an endometrial biopsy, your tissue sample is sent to a pathologist who specializes in examining tissue under a microscope. The results will show whether cells are normal or if there are any abnormalities that could indicate cancer, polyps, or hormone imbalances.

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After an endometrial biopsy, your tissue sample is sent to a pathologist who specializes in examining tissue under a microscope. The results will show whether cells are normal or if there are any abnormalities that could indicate cancer, polyps, or hormone imbalances.

While waiting for results can be anxiety-inducing, it's wonderful that you had such a positive experience with the procedure! Your tip about wiggling toes to help relax is a helpful suggestion that could benefit others. If your initial results are unclear, your doctor may recommend additional testing like a D&C to get a larger tissue sample. While the exact timing for results can vary by facility, you should follow up with your doctor's office if you haven't heard anything within two weeks of your procedure.

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