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Had abd. hysterec. 18jul13 with bilat. tube and left ovary removal. get strong lower left pain when bend down from standing or sitting position. why?
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Surgery: It is common to get pains post surgery, especially where possible scars or adhesions can form internally. Let your surgeon know your concerns and be sure to get evaluated to be safe. Best wishes.
Answered 9/1/2013
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