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Can fatigue and belly button pain be normal 4 weeks after laproscopic surgery for endometriosis?
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Yes: Feeling tired and having pain around the incision is normal. If there is redness, firmness or drainage around the incision, or if your are having fevers you should let your gyn know ASAP. Good luck.
Answered 3/22/2020
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