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A member asked:
I'm having lower back pain will be a week tomorrow since my laparoscopy and ablation taking cocodomal and ibrofen and it isn't helping is this normal?
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Yes: You had a laparoscopy and an ablation less than a week ago so yes it is normal to have some low back pain and some incisional pain ibuprofen up to 800mg every 6-8 hours as needed with food if the pain is too severe see your surgeons they can assure you more thank you for using health tap and good luck
Answered 9/7/2014
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