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My mom got two stiches on her head coz she got hurt and she dint go to doc to remove nd now its not visible? did it come out itself? is that possible!
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It is possible ,but : If absorbable suture was used , the sutures will come off when itis absorbed but if sutures are not absorable its burried and you need the physician tosee your mother and remove the stiches(dig it out?).
Answered 9/5/2013
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