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1 day post surgery, a two inch wound with dissolvable stitches has red spots and i am feeling a little pressure and itching. is this normal?
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See the surgeon: could be start of contact allergy or even early signs of infection. Visiting the surgeon who performed the procedure should help clear up any of your concerns.
Answered 5/22/2019
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