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Exactly a month post full tummy tuck operation and still cannot stand up- right. is it normal?
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It is possible if you can't stand upright due to soreness. Your prolonged wound healing time and wound infection could delay the full recovery. In general, you may not feel like your normal self for months after the surgery.
Answered 4/4/2022
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