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Two feet of my intestines were removed during surgery my stomach aches all the time still help?
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Time heals allwounds: Depending on how long ago you had the surgery, most likely your body is in "shock" and your system has to readjust to the change that has taken place, follow your doctors care and diet plan, your insides are inflamed and irritated which is causing the pain but with time the pain will subside.
Answered 12/20/2012
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See your surgeon.: It is neither normal nor expected to have abdominal pain "all the time" following an intestinal resection. Please make an appointment to see your surgeon as soon as possible.
Answered 7/20/2012
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