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tjonesoct16

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Frequent Urinating Posted: 11-17-05 11:41am


I had a total hystercomy about 8 weeks ago. And since then I feel like I have to use the bathroom once a hour or so? Has anyone else had this problem. If so what did your dr say. I have also had some weight gain? I have occasional spotting and bleeding sometimes after sex which I should add is so painful at times. Is this normal!!!

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