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A member asked:
After an ercp for sphincter of oddi dysfunction what is expected recovery time and how much pain should i be in?
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Pain for few days: Quite a bit of pain for 2-3 days, but should resolve within 7-10 days (depending procedure that was done during your ERCP) If not, call your gastroenterologist, esp if any vomiting or fever. Best of luck on your recovery
Answered 7/29/2019
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