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After having a hysterectomy on 27th march i've had numbness in the left thigh, which now develop into pain, is this normal ?
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Not Normal: If you had any abdominal or pelvic surgery and you are now having pain and/or numbness, you should contact your gynecologist. It could be sign that there is a problem with the nerves going to the leg. If it continues and you are not satisfied with the gynecologists response, you may want to consider seeing a neurologist.
Answered 5/6/2015
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