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Please help! i'm having pain that won't go away from my hand surgery operation a month ago?
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Time: Typically acute edema and inflammation from hand surgery takes 4 months to resolve and you will not reach a medical endpoint regarding your surgery for approximately 12 months. Discomfort one month out from surgery is well within normal limits.
Answered 6/11/2015
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