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In my experience, a bone marrow biopsy is quite painful but, if the doctor knows what they’re doing, it is over pretty quickly. I have some soreness for a few days after.
Not really all that bad. They usually give you something to relax and then numb up the area. I have never been put to sleep. It’s the anticipation of what’s about to happen. You will be a little sore for a few days. Very informative information comes from this test. Take a deep breath. You got this.
Depends on technician skill.
The pain from a bone marrow biopsy varies. Some describe it as a sharp pain or pressure, similar to a toothache, while others find it more uncomfortable. Local anesthesia helps, but you may still feel sensations like a crunching sound or burning. Sedation is an option if you're anxious. Recovery may involve mild discomfort Show Full Answer
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