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17 hours ago i had my fallopian tubes emoved. 1 small incision in my belly button, 2 small on the left side. may i sleep on my side? i am side sleepr
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Yes: You can sleep on your side if it does not cause you pain to do so. Be careful and do not overdo it. Take care.
Answered 10/4/2015
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