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I feel really tired after liposuction. Is this normal?

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LIPOGUYMay 23, 2014

I had my lipo done on my torso... I dont feel like sleeping in the night and I get up very late in the morning... Dont know why.. I feel tired all the time and drowsy and sleepy.. I had my lipo about two weeks ago.. Is this normal?

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