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Surgery to remove an ovarian cyst next week. do drs use stitches that disolve? going away 2 weeks after sugery unsure if stitches will still be in?
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Most likely they wil: Use stitched that dissolve unless its going to be a big up and down incision ( the staples).
Answered 3/20/2013
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