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01-27-2012, 11:02 AM
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Uterine Biopsy
Hello, Dr.
I am scheduled to take a beta 3 integrin test (uterine biopsy) 9-11 days after ovulation. A blood pregnancy test is required immediately before the test. I asked my nurse if it's ok to try getting pregnant naturally this cycle, but she said NO and that the preg test was just a precaution. I don't quite understand why I wouldn't be able to try this cycle if I need to take the preg test anyway. I am not young and don't want to waste a cycle. Would you please advise if it is alright that I try before the biopsy? If not, why is it? I will be ovulating in 2 days - please help.... Thank you very much. Respectfully, Miyabell 
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