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A member asked:
I recently had a laparotomy surgery done and now i have watery fluid coming out of the operation.is this normal?
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YES: This is called serous fluid and normal with wound healing.. I suggest calling your surgeon and consulting him/her about this. You may be asked to come in for a culture of the fluid.
Answered 12/26/2017
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