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11 days post op gallbladder removal , 6 days of covid . feeling better . right shoulder pain started last night, is this normal ? i always thought shoulder pain were days 2-8 not 11 post op . thats the only symptoms besides lingering cough from cov?
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I would ask the Dr who did surgery as they know exactly what was done for exactly what you had if this is normal in folks like you that they have done what they did with you
Answered 4/23/2023
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