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I have recently had laparoscopy surgery. and think one of my stitches is infected. i have high temperature high blood pressure lower abdominal pain pulse rate is high one of the stitches is red. what should i do to help this. ?
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Infection: Suture may need to be removed and you probably need antibiotic coverage. Contact your Surgeon immediately and report your symptoms.
Answered 2/2/2020
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