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A member asked:
Yesterday my stent was removed. i was fine until this afternoon now i have bad pain. what should i do?
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Seek care ASAP: You don't say what kind of stent or where it was placed. I assume that it was used to provide flow of blood , urine or other fluid in an area that was blocked. If you have pain once it is removed you may have a recurrence of your original problem. Seek care immediately.
Answered 8/16/2014
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