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Haven't gotten my color back after surgery?

Has anyone struggled with being told you're pale all the time? I have always had rosy cheeks. Surgery was 11/18 and I ended up having to have a 2nd surgery the following day due to vomiting blood. They said they removed a clot, and i was fine after but apparently lost a bit of blood. I still get told every day how pale I look and also still get out of breath from very little activity. Anyone else deal with this?

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    Your body is still healing, but I would reach out to your surgery team to check in regarding your symptoms.

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Your body is still healing, but I would reach out to your surgery team to check in regarding your symptoms.

Yes check in with your team

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