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Lulu KC

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3. Yes!

Reply to raccoon (Original post)

Wed Feb 14, 2024, 08:15 AM

Feb 2024

I thought it was just me! It is sometimes in a part of the body just close enough to the operation that I/doctors/my husband's doctors dismiss it as related, though it's not. (Except in that way that everything is related.)

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Any of yall notice, when you've had an operation/procedure, shortly after you develop another problem or minor illness? [View all] raccoon Feb 2024 OP

Not necessarily a "senior issue". no_hypocrisy Feb 2024 #1

Seniors have more "procedures". marybourg Feb 2024 #2

Yes! Lulu KC Feb 2024 #3

I believe in The Wave Theory of health. Midnight Writer Feb 2024 #4

I tend to avoid doctors and hospitals for this exact reason...I must admit almost every medical procedure mitch96 Feb 2024 #5

Well, no. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2024 #6