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My mom had a myom surgery. what should she does so se will be recovered as usual?
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Follow dr's instruct: Depending on how it was done - it can be a pretty big surgery with a variable recovery time. If it was done through an abdominal incision takes longer to heal than laparoscopically. Her internal healing will occur at her body's own pace but following her doctors instructions, restrictions is the best thing she can do to hasten her recovery.
Answered 4/15/2013
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