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After having my hysterectomy 4weeks ago i had a abdominal incision at the site its numb like it has no feeling at the bottom of my stomach is this normal?
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Numbness is normal: After any type of invasive procedure , the skin at the site often remains numb after the initial healing phase. Any superficial nerves that might have been cut must heal, and some estimates are that nerve tissue only heals about 1 mm a month !
Answered 7/4/2018
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