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By dianeski | Dec 29, 2011

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When Will I feel Like Me Again

When will I feel like me again? I'm 1 year 3 months after my total hysterectomy and still my abdominal is swelling. I have a lot of pain in my joints, foggy brain, dizzy spells and just don't feel well. Why?

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Sanjivani Wanjari, MD

Jan 03, 2012

To: dianeski

Hi,
Please check out with your Doctor. A thorough examination is necessary to rule out raised blood pressure, anaemia, infection and other factors responsible for ill health. Joint pains can be because of arthritis and supplements of calcium and vitamin D may be considered.
Hope this helps.

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