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Ovaries removed due to big cysts

2018-03-21 12:32:15
I've had both ovaries tubes removes as well as small amount endometriosis age 56 already had gone through menopause. Keyhole surgery scars have healed perfect can barely see them..I still get twinges where my ovaries were ( or would this be the scars healing) I get bloated tummy, & I still feel really tired 4 weeks later. I had heaps of energy & swam 3 times a week..Is this normal
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After surgery the weakness is normal and also as ovaries are not there so menopausal symptoms will also be present. Take multivitamin supplements.

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