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I have a question regarding my recent diagnosis of endometriosis. if after a laparoscopy to remove the lesions, should i still have severe pelvic pain?
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The pelvic pain : Will improve or resolve after surgery.Besides there are meds u can take- antiinflammatory, muscle relaxers and narcotics, that would ease ur pain. So don't worry, be happy!
Answered 4/2/2014
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