The Use Of Postoperative Fatigue

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Fatigue is a kind of subjective feeling of discomfort, but objectively, it’s a condition with the loss of ability to engage in normal work or daily life activities. It is commonly observed in many diseases and their related treatments. Patients undergoing surgery, especially major abdominal surgery, can also experience fatigue. We call this postoperative fatigue

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