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Pain after laparoscopic myomectomy

2022-04-03 10:12:53
4 days ago I had laparoscopic myomectomy surgery with 4 incisions one with 10mm incision on left side. Rest all are 5mm incisions. I'm experiencing pain on left side and not coming down. also chest pain and shoulder pain. Is it normal? When will it come down?
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Answered2022-04-04 07:40:17

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The biggest incision on the left side 10 mm. Hence u r experiencing pain.  It will heal on its own. The chest and shoulder tip pain is because of the gas they insert in ur tummy to make room to operate laparoscopically. Do not worry.

Answered2022-04-03 12:33:38

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Yes the chest n shoulder pain is due to the insufflation of gas Will gradually settle in a week's time

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Normal will  go  within 2 to3 days

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