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Hello dr,my child is of 9 year old  had undergone circumcision the surgeon had given him rapid vicryl absorbable sutures ....it's been 15 days the sutures are not absorbed yet and the child can't able to wear bottom do we need to wait for more a week to absorb the sutures ...kindly help
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Vicryl stitches can take 2–6 weeks to dissolve, so at 15 days it can still be normal. If there is increasing pain, swelling, pus, fever, or difficulty passing urine, revisit the surgeon for review.
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The sutures will fall off gradually one by one. Absorption takes time. No need to worry. Just see whether the wound has healed well or not. There should be no pain or redness or any discharge.
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Consult operating surgeon if these things are there else can wait.
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Plz consult
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It will absorb Dont worry Maintain hygiene
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