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I had an unexpected oophrectimy (unilateral) and felt ok afterwards but three weeks later, i am severely nauseous and constipated. can this be related?
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Unlikely : While it is not likely given the regency of the procedure you should see your GYN to be sure. The healing process of the oopherectomy could possibly cause adhesions that attach to bowel and may cause your symptoms. Please be seen ASAP.
Answered 1/15/2015
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