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How do you feel after your surgery?

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How do you feel after your surgery?

Here is Emmanuel, an abdominal aortic aneurysm survivor discussing how he feels after having an open aneurysm repair.

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Well, I feel almost back to normal except that sometimes I feel slight pain at the area of the cut and also a bit difficult in bending down, for instance, wearing a socks or a shoe, That is also improving. I also have a slight numb around the cut. And that is also improving with time.

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