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A member asked:
Had laparoscopic hysterectomy week ago i was wondering if normal to have lot of pain to go #2 nd have a lil bit of spotting nd a lot of nausea? i
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Pain: No it is not normal to have pain with bowel movements or nausea. Return to see your doctor asap to rule out complications.
Answered 12/30/2013
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