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I had a hysterectomy approx 6 weeks ago .. i am still very lethargic and bloated ... several times , the nurse opened the incision to let pockets of b?
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See your surgeon: It sounds like you need to make an appointment with your surgeon to be evaluated for your symptoms and especially your wounds.
Answered 7/6/2017
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