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Had laparascopic appendectomy 19 days ago. i'm always feeling tired and my muscles hurt. i know i'm lacking vitamins. can i take iron and vitamin d?
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Yes: It is common to feel tired after any laparoscopic procedure for up to 3-4 weeks, longer if you had any complications. Some of the anesthetic drugs can cause muscle soreness (succinylcholine especially). It is always safe to take normal amounts of vitamins so feel free to do so.
Answered 6/19/2014
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