your doctor should be able to view enough of you cervix to perform an endometrial biopsy. typically a special instrument called a tenaculum is used to grasp the cervix and pull it forward so that the biopsy can be performed easily. what may actually cause difficultly in performing the biopsy is if your cervical canal is stenotic (severely narrowed).
during last pap dr wasnt able to see much cervix d/t position. now need an endometrial biopsy. how will it be done. i had an ultrasound done after pap which revealed a thick lining. my cervix is located up behind my pelvic bone. how can a biopsy be done if my dr was not previously able to view the cervix?