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If needed, you may be seen by a physiotherapist on the ward.
If a severe endometriotic bowel is removed or if the bowel is injured, a temporary colostomy may be necessary.
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If you do not hear from them, please chase them up.
We will notify you by letter if there is a rise in your PSA levels, above what is normal for you and we will contact you to see if you have any symptom
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What should I do if I am still in a lot of pain?