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Theyâll move the pipelle back and forth to get a tissue sample from the lining of the uterus. The entire procedure typically takes about 10 minutes. The sample of tissue is put in fluid and sent to the laboratory for analysis. Your doctor should have the results approximately 7 to 10 days after the biopsy. You may experience some light spotting or bleeding after the procedure. Your doctor will give you a sanitary pad to wear.
I think it took around 20-30 minutes. They smeared jelly on my back and stomach and did an ultra sound similar to when a pregnant woman has a scan to see a baby is ok and the actual Biopsy, I felt nothing and only heard a small click. I could see no mark of a puncture and assume the piece taken was very small.