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I had a d and c yesterday under general anaesthetic, felt asleep for the rest of the day how i was awake every hour or so throughout the night. why?
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Surgery: Sleep disturbances in the first few days after surgery are quite common considering all of the medications given and the stress on the body of having surgery. Since you just had surgery yesterday you may want to see how the next few nights go. If concerned contact your surgeon for follow up.
Answered 1/27/2016
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