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Total hysterectomy done robotically 2 weeks ago. pain very severe shaking chills no fever. should i seek help?
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Strongly yes: It is always to think the worst case scenario. In this case , post operative pain and chills ( most likely you have fever ) is due to infection . Contact your surgeon and let him know what you are experiencing. He will help you.
Answered 1/5/2019
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Yes: You could be developing an infection. You should see your doctor asap.
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