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I had a lumpectomy a month ago and developed an infection. i am on antibiotics . last night i started draining thin yellowish/brownish fluid. is this good or bad? i was worried about what was going on in there . hope on the way to healing?
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Not good. Would discuss with D r who did surgery.
Answered 12/17/2022
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