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How Do Medical Procedures Affect Infection Risk?

Gynecological procedures such as cervical biopsies, hysteroscopies, and IUD insertions can introduce bacteria into the reproductive tract. Proper sterile techniques and post-procedure care are crucial to minimize the risk of infections.

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