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Is it normal to have sharp, stabbing pelvic pain after presacral neurectomy?
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Yes.: It is normal to experience sensations like that. Normally, they will typically get less and less as time goes on. Speak to your surgeon if they are increasing in severity or if you are concerned.
Answered 10/5/2017
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