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A member asked:
I had laparoscopy surgery 3 weeks ago, why is my incision dented in and why does it have a burning pain inside where the incision is when i move?
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In few will clear: The ' dented in ' , body molds itself , if you have burning pain , go to your doctor for follow up visit to make there is wound infection.
Answered 1/18/2014
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