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I had a laparoscopy through my belly button, i now have my 2nd infection & on antibiotics for a skin infection. there is a blister where its scar is?
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Skin infection: hello ~ this is not an uncommon thing to occur post lap. Finish the course of oral antibiotics and keep the area clean and dry and this will clear in 10 days..
Answered 1/5/2019
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