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I am 5wks postop full hysterectomy. is it ok to bath worried about my vag cuff. saw my dr this wk says it fine to swim bath and do hot tub. im scared?
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Doctors advice: Your doctor who did your surgery advised you that it was ok to swim and take a bath. We should trust the the surgeon who did your case is providing you accurate guidance.
Answered 6/2/2018
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