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Persistent Pain Post Ovarian Cyst Removal Surgery. Is This Normal?

About 2 1/2 wks ago I had a surgery to remove a ovarian cyst , but when my dr. when into my stomach he realized the cyst had ruptured and was hemmoraging . So he cleaned up the blood and scrapped out the infection. I m still feeling crappy and the ache feeling b4 I had the surgery. Is this normal, should I get a second opioion, because my dr. Seems to not care or worry. Is there anything I can do? I am a mother of 3 and this painful feeling has got me tired and not myself! I just want to feel normal again, I thought having the surgery would fix everything, but so far I m still the same! :(
Sat, 28 Jul 2012
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Dear patient
post surgery you will have pain for around 3weeks or more it's completely normal. But as you are saying that you are developing same type of pain before surgery do consider a ULTRASOUND SCAN ABDOMEN just to rule out any chance of fluid collection in abdomen .do report with thescan results.
Thank you
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Persistent Pain Post Ovarian Cyst Removal Surgery. Is This Normal?

Dear patient post surgery you will have pain for around 3weeks or more it s completely normal. But as you are saying that you are developing same type of pain before surgery do consider a ULTRASOUND SCAN ABDOMEN just to rule out any chance of fluid collection in abdomen .do report with thescan results. Thank you