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Is pain and nausea after gynecologic endoscopic surgery normal. i did the surgery 3 weeks ago.
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Not typical: The answer would depend on what surgery was done. Generally a fast recovery is expected 3 weeks after surgery. If you are not well then consider seeing your surgeon for a postoperative evaluation
Answered 12/19/2017
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