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Hello my name is Lynn. i had a partial hysterectomy on July 2,2003. after coming home i have developed a large bloodclot on the left side of my body inside and it feels real close to my hip bone..real tnder. I have been to the the doctor three weeks in a roll and he feels that things are ok.. i dont he has me on several pain meds and antibodics. i wonder real hard is this normal...pls ifanyone knows anything let me know.
thanks lynn
thanks lynn
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