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How many days it takes to recover from hysectomy ..laproscopic or open which hysterectomy is best...
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It depends on size of uterus and for what indication hysterectomy is being performed
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It depends on what you imply by recovering from Hysterectomy. The patient is discharged from hospital within 3 days after Lap hysterectomy and after 5 days after open hysterectomy. Review after 2 weeks. For other information please consult with me on Practo.
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Laparoscopy the recovery would be much Sooner 6 weeks is the healing time
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Lap hysterectomy is better with skilled surgeon
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