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A member asked:
I had a minor surgery a month ago. it is still itchy and one time there is little pain. is it normal?
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Probably normal: If the incision site is located at an area which is subjected to a lot of movements, then the wound healing may take longer. If there is pus or increasing pain , call the surgeon. If the wound still has not healed well in another 2 weeks, also contact the surgeon.
Answered 4/19/2015
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