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I had an laproscopic optd for appendicular perforation with peritonitis in apr20, and then again optd for stump appendicitis with lump in oct20. this was an open surgery. so i want to know how much time will my body take to recover completely from op?

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Maintain good health: I would begin with activity that you can tolerate. Walking would be a good start and progress up. I would ash your family physician to monitor your progress, I would begin to look at your total healthcare. Mind. Body and Spirit.

Answered 11/10/2020

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A member asked:

I had an laproscopic optd for appendicular perforation with peritonitis in apr20, and then again optd for stump appendicitis with lump in oct20. this was an open surgery. so i want to know how much time will my body take to recover completely from op?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. John Bodell answered

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