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What is the recovery time for a Laparoscopy?

What is the recovery time for a Laparoscopy?

Published on May 28, 2021

Recovery time may vary depending on the type of laparoscopy done. It is generally a day-care procedure that requires no hospitalisation, however if required, you may be admitted for 24 hours. You can resume daily activities after 2-3 days of rest.

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