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By Skechers | Sep 26, 2012

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after surgery from a hysterectomy

I am a 73yr old ,who recently had a Hysterectomy, Sept. 5, 2012. Everything came out ok. Some vomiting of bile two days after surgery,.The doctors inserted some kind of instrument up my nose. It stopped the vomiting. .. Not that much pain... some mild from gas. My activites are limited. Feel slightly weak. Appetite ok. How long does it take a 73yr old to recover?

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AMO

Sep 27, 2012

To: Skechers

Hiii Skechers,

I am sorry to hear you have been havinng  a difficult  time since surgery.
YOu have posted on the Ataxia   forum, which is   a neurological disease.

There are   hysterectomy forums,   both  a patient and also a doctor forum.   You would do best reposting there as I presume you would get better help  there.

Sorry I am not help. Good luck and hhope you feel better soon.
Amo

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