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Laproscopic adenmyoctomy..

2020-11-19 06:51:30
Day before yestrday i had surgery for adenomyoisis and after surgery today there is a slight vaginal bleeding ..is it normal ..
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Answered2020-11-19 06:54:47

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It is normal

Answered2020-11-19 07:10:10

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