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Q: Diagnostic Laporoscopy

asked by: san1 on September 19th, 2004

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I had a laparoscopy and a polyp removed from my womb a week ago. All the info states that you should be fully recovered in 5-6 days. Today was the 1st time I drove as I have felt sore and tired up till now. After the drive and a bit of shopping I had to go to bed for an hour as I was exhausted. Has anyone else had this done and what realistically is the right time to return to work and normal?? Thanks

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fykes1214

replied on March 6th, 2009

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open diagnostic laparoscopy

i had this procedure 8 days ago. I have abd. distention, pain constipation/diarrhia,nausea some vomiting, chilling, no fever. I am afraid the doctor has perforated me My umbilicus also drained about 100cc. fluid (serous)The doctor told me to use peroxide and heat I am suppose to go back to work Monday. Can someone help me is there something wrong or am i being a wus.

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