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Is a lot of crying normal after a vaginal hysterectomy?
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No: The reasons for the surgery bear delving into psychologically. If the surgery was sudden, not of your choice, and childbearing was not completed see a Psychologist soon as there may be appropriate reactive depression ensuing with a grief response.
Answered 11/3/2019
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