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cramping pain continues one week out

I am having cramping pain that comes in waves and last for just a few seconds. I called my dr. because I thought it was post laparo

scopy gas and i wanted to know how long it would last. She said it is not gas, but swelling, and I would have for a few more days. When it comes, sometimes several times an hour, it is very miserable. Has anyone else had this type of pain? What made it better and how long did it last. Otherwise I feel really good.

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