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Having dull stabbing pain on rt side of pelvic post-op 3 1/2 weeks abdominal hysterectomy. is this normal? this is after bowel movement.
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Some pain normal...: Some pain around the time of a BM is normal after a hysterectomy. However, if it becomes worse or is persistent, you should let your surgeon know about it. Best wishes!
Answered 1/4/2016
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