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How long does the pain last after having a tubal ligation?
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Short time: Usually laparoscopic tubal ligation pain should last for just a few days (2-4 days); if a larger abdominal incision is made after vaginal delivery then the pain may be a little longer.
Answered 4/17/2016
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