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I had a surgery to remove ovarian cyst 2yrs ago. but now when i cough especially, i feel pain on the incision.is this normal?
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Get it looked at: Very hard to make a diagnosis over the internet. It could be some residual incisional pain though 2 years is a long time. However, on possibility could be a hernia at the site of surgery. This can be determined fairly easily but will require a physical exam. Go see your doctor.
Answered 3/18/2013
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