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12. Call a Doctor If You're Concerned

Hysterectomy recovery can be a tough road, and it’s important to speak to a doctor if you're concerned. Reach out to your surgeon or another professional if any of these symptoms occur: excessive bright red bleeding; foul-smelling vaginal discharge; pain that isn’t managed by medication; signs of infection, such as fever or increased pain and swelling; and problems with the incision, such as loose stitches, red streaks or liquid coming from the wound.

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