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Bloating after hysteroscopy? ive barely been eating yet still have a bit of bloating. is this normal? its been almost a week since the op.
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Not normal: this is not normal for a hysteroscopy. You should let your doctor know and have an exam. Bloating may be there for a day or 2, but most will resolve fairly quickly
Answered 4/22/2019
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