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4 days after bilateral orchiopexy and theres one part of my stitches that leaks a little blood. is this normal at 4 days?
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A little ooze can be taken care of by firm pressure to the area for 10 mts. If it still leaks call your surgeon. You might need to be seen.
Answered 9/24/2022
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