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2022-03-30 11:59:36
Hi, I have undergone laproscopy to removal 9 cm paraovarian cyst observed on left side out of fallopian tube on 19th March. PFA report. I was feeling well till yesterday but from today afternoon i am having mild pain in left abdomen area. Is it normal to have pain after surgery for few weeks?
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Show it to ur gynaec

Answered2022-03-30 15:34:19

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It was a pseudomucinuous cyst which was punctured and cyst wall removed. Post op Sonography is required. Please consult with the operating Surgeon.

Answered2022-03-30 14:32:58

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Yes a little pain is normal

Answered2022-03-31 09:26:52

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Get  a scan  and  consult ur  attending surgeon

Answered2022-03-30 13:03:07

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Mild pain can occur for few weeks. If it’s severe, consult your doctor.

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