Abdominal wall Cyst

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Abdominal wall Cyst

Asked for Female, 31 Years

After 4 month of c section... I have a small cyst 0.6*0.3 cms in the suture line on subcutaneous plane anterior abdominal wall... Is that need a surgery???pls suggest.. Is that resolve on their own or treatment needed??what the reason for this

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Dr. Hitesh Viradiya

Dermatologist 9 yrs exp Surat

You need to share photos, mostly after evaluation

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please do direct online consultation with photographs for detailed prescription and further management

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Dr. Raajshri Plastic Surgeon 11 yrs exp New Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Raajshri

Plastic Surgeon 11 yrs exp New Delhi

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this cystic lesion could be because of inflammation or retained sutures. treatment would include simple aspiration of any fluid or removal of the lesion