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Irregular bleeding excessive warmth followed by chills and stabbing pains after tubal, was not ablet o get hysterectomy. should i be worried?
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Possibly: If you recently had surgery and have fever and chills an stabbing pain then you need to be seen. Call your doctor or go to the hospital. If this is more of a chronic problem then see your doctor to discuss options.
Answered 5/10/2016
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