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How long does it take to recover from your breast duct excision surgery?
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Surgery recovery: If the amount of tissue removed is small, you should be fully recovered in a week or two. Larger surgery means longer recovery. Ask your surgeon about your limitations post op.
Answered 11/30/2018
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