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What is the recovery time for a laperscopic hysterectomy for someone with diebetis and no thyroid??
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Hysterectomy, etc.: It may take a few weeks to fully recover from the hysterectomy. During that time you need to keep close control of your diabetes. If you have no thyroid you must see your doctor to get started with thyroid replacement.
Answered 4/4/2015
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