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Hip surgery 2 weeks ago. dermabond used. incision is very "pinchy". normal?
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Yes: as long as there is no evidence for infection should be fine
Answered 1/9/2017
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Not uncommon: Dermabond acts as a "glue" to hold a surgical incision together when healing. It is not terribly uncommon for swelling to occur postoperatively and cause the sensation you are describing. I would not hesitate to let your surgeon know.
Answered 1/9/2017
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