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I am 62 year old femail having 19mm calculi stone on the right side suffering from a sever pain contacted to a urologist and they advise for the surgery...... i just wanted to know the side effects after surgery....
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Side effects: Post-operative surgery will leave you with pain for a short while but from then on you should be in good health and fine spirits.
Answered 5/12/2015
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