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My mother underwent a laproscopic vault prolapse surgery (sacro pexy) one month ago. She had fever for couple of weeks and after that fever subsided. But after a week of surgery, she developed a severe pain in her right hip. When we contacted the dr, he said bcos of the position during surgery, many patients suffer from this and said that it will subside slowly. Its been a month now, but the pain has not subsided. She is not on any medication. What should be done? Consult a orthopaedist or wait for the pain to subside?
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Dr. Rita Bakshi
Gynecologist
41 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello,
The person who did the surgery will be able to answer your question better. If you have not followed up with him recently, then consult him/her immediately.
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Consult the surgeon.
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Dr. Jagat Shah
Homoeopath
24 yrs exp
Mumbai
Pls take ledum pul.30 two times a day for five days, this will help her.
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Dr. Veena Vidyasagar
Gynecologist
50 yrs exp
Bangalore
The pain in right hip is most likely due to surgery, per se. Some nerve near the site of surgery is likely to be affected. The person who has done the surgery will be the best person to answer. In case, you have not consulted the concerned surgeon recently, it is better to consult him/ her. Otherwise, consult Neurophysician/ Orthopedician.
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