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I had a hystorectomy one week ago, and is experiencing a bad burning pain, is this normal?
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Postop visit: You will need to see your surgeon for a postoperative evaluation. They will want to know what body part specifically is triggering the burning pain that you mentioned. Then they will evaluate that
Answered 1/5/2019
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