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Is it common to feel like a tugging feeling from time to time in one of my incisions from gastric bypass surgery after 2 1/2 weeks post opt?
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YES: Its common until the "internal" sutures "dissolve" Good luck and BE WELL! Dr Z
Answered 3/20/2016
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