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Recovery time for laprascopic biopsy of both ovaries and uterus to find pregnancy? is it normal if still mild pain after 2 week? shud do rest or work
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See surgeon: Most recover from laparoscopic surgery very quickly. Contact your surgeon to schedule follow up to determine if all is ok.
Answered 4/10/2014
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