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I had surgery 6 weeks ago to remove pvns from my right knee. there is ano open 9.5 inch incision along back of leg. can i soak in epsom salt bath?
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Surgery: Is the wound open or draining? If not, and skin is fully closed, bath is ok. If any opening, check with surgeon or send us a photo to confirm it is ok.
Answered 4/4/2017
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