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A member asked:
Had laparoscopy 9 weeks ago and my bruising is faded but definitely still there!no pain, incision looks "shiny" like it hasn't completely healed!help!
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Not unusual: Probably still some edema- fluid in tissue. Concern would be redness, increasing pain, more swelling, warmth.
Answered 11/1/2013
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