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I had laparoscopy surgery 4days ago and my belly button have yellow color and bruce. and have thick dry blood on surgical site. it is normal?
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Sound OK: Following surgery, a small amount of bleeding is normal and it will produce a bruise as well as a scab. The yellowish color i'm not sure of... But, it might be what is left of the skin prep used. If you have increased pain, fevers, redness or drainage- see your doc. Otherwise seems within normal.
Answered 11/12/2013
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