How long does it take for the body to recuperate following a laparoscopy?

 

 

How long does it take for the body to recuperate following a laparoscopy?

To allow for internal healing, full recovery takes roughly two weeks. Some women experience vaginal bleeding for up to a month following surgery. This is quite normal. For a few weeks, your cycle may be off, and when it returns to normal, you may experience greater bleeding and more discomfort than usual.

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