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What are the risks associated with these diagnostic tools?

While generally safe, each diagnostic tool carries potential risks:
- [Pap Smear]( ): Minor discomfort, slight bleeding.
- [Ultrasound]( ): No known risks, as it doesn't use radiation.
- [Hysteroscopy]( ): Infection, uterine perforation, bleeding.
- [Colposcopy]( ): Discomfort, slight bleeding, infection.
- [Laparoscopy]( ): Infection, bleeding, damage to surrounding organs, anesthesia-related risks.

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