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Hirschsprung Disease

2023-11-02 11:01:34
What is the long term impact of Hirschsprung Disease after surgery in 1 month of age..can they live normal life??? Or any problem they have to face???
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Mild symptoms may persist

Answered2023-11-02 12:33:29

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Yes. Depend on severity

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