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I had a hysterectomy on 12/13/16 due to endometriosis. i am now experiencing severe pain on my right side down into my thigh. should i be worried?
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Yes: any severe pain deserves an explanation and especially after a surgery. While it is unlikely to be a blockage so soon, you could have a kidney stone or something entirely unrelated. Start by calling the doc who did the surgery, who may refer you to ER.
Answered 1/3/2017
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