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A member asked:
Now 3 weeks postop lavh da vinci asst. and still feeling constant pelvic cramps with spotting, mild nausea. no fever. is this normal?
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Not unusual: It's not unusual to still have some pain and maybe some nausea three weeks after the surgery. If it continues on or if it gets worse, you need to talk to your surgeon.
Answered 9/29/2016
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