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Is it normal that after 10 months of a total hysterectomy is still feel heaviness?
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Missing organ: It is not uncommon for patients who have limbs or organs removed to still feel that they at present. It is called the missing organ syndrome. Have your GYN MD re-examine you to be certain that there are no other identifiable medical complications.
Answered 12/27/2016
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