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A member asked:
Hi there today 2 weeks back i had a historectomy, there was no bleeding untill this morning, is it normal im just scared i returned to normal activities to soon and might have hurt myself?
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Moderate activities.: If it is slight bleeding with no fever and no pain, it may not be something to worry about. Moderate your activities to allow full healing. If there is much bleeding you may want to see your doctor for re-examination.
Answered 10/29/2020
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