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Should stitches still have light blee ding 4 days later? lower right side of back. in the side crease mole was removed
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Talk to doctor: Site of stitches should not bleed more than a day after surgery. It would be prudent to talk to your doctor who knows more about your health.
Answered 6/23/2015
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