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I just had a salpingectomy 2 days ago. i've been noticing pain gradually increasing in my neck, making it very difficult to move. i've also noticed gradual pain in my jaw. is this normal?
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Very strange: Salpingectomy has to do with your fallopian tubes that are far away from your neck. The only thing that i can suggest is that when you were under anesthesia or at another time, you may have sprained your neck.
Answered 3/13/2014
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No not normal: No it is not normal after salpingectomy, get it checked by your doctor to find the cause and get appropriate treatment.
Answered 3/14/2014
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