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Is it normal to be extremely fatigued three weeks after emergency small intestine partial removal due to twisted intestine. thank you?
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That is a major surgery and it would not surprise me that you are weak three weeks later. However, you should be noticing that you are improving, getting stronger and eating better. If you do not feel that you are improving by now, you should contact the surgeon who did your procedure for follow up. Good luck.
Answered 3/21/2023
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