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Should you still feel pain 6 months after having your appendix removed?
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How long is recovery after having appendix removed?
Bout 2 months realistically! Did with my op!
Should you still feel pain 6 months after having your appendix out?
No. If it may be a malpractice infection, recommend you doctor for more advice.
Who is the youngest person in Scotland to get their appendix removed?
I was as far as i know. I am 19 years old now and I was 13 months old when I got appendicitis, breaking the previous record of 18 months old. I know for a fact I am the youngest in America, The surgery was performed at Carolina's Medical Center. Patient name : Steven D.
Can a man go back to working out 3 months after an appendix operation?
Yes if he has healed the way he should. You should check with your doctor to confirm.
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Return to fertility is quick after having the contraceptive implant removed. The average patient having sex without birth control get pregnant within about 9 months.
What should you be feeling if you are three months pregnant?
pragnancy removed
Would an ectopic pregnancy 6 months six months ago and having your right tube removed still give you terrible pains?
yea
When do you take the sloes out of the gin?
Sloes should generally be removed after three months.
What if you received a misdemeanor for not having insurance on your car Is there any way to get that removed from your record?
wait 48 months or so
Im 26yrs old and ive had strep throat 5 times in the last 7 months Should you look at getting your tonsils removed?
no if you had more than 5 i think you should get your tonsils removed no if you had more than 5 i think you should get your tonsils removed
How old should your Min Pin be before having her spayed?
about 6 months
I have been having headaches for 3 months what should I do is it something serious?
If you have been having headaches for 3 months, you should go see a doctor. It may be something serious such as a tumor or something as simple as a imbalance in the body.
