Corn removal healing

2023-03-19 13:14:51
I got a corn in the center of my foot removed surgically 2 months back. The doctor left the wound open with dressing and now, the skin has almost covered the deep wound now but it appears a little raised and hard at the wound site with slightly red tip. Is this normal recovery?
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Welcome and Good Evening Your concern is 1. Corn removed surgically 2 months ago from center of foot. 2. Doctor left the wound opened with dressing. 3. Skin almost covered the Deep Wound  but now it appears a little RAISED, HARD at the WOUND SITE with slightly RED TIP. 4.  Is this normal recovery In such surgery wound healings are by secondary intention that means in four stages 1. Stage of haemostasis 2. Stage of Inflammation 3. Stage of proliferation & 4. Stage of remodeling . All this takes 6-12 weeks
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Surgical Follow ups as advised.
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Foot care Shoe manipulations Thanks Regards

Answered2023-03-20 17:02:12

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connect with a call..if might be norm need to look the wound

Answered2023-03-19 15:50:29

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Ur wound is probably hypergranulating, needs scooping Better if u share pic of wound

Answered2023-03-19 14:35:15

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It's in normal recovery process

Answered2023-03-19 13:40:43

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connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management

Answered2023-03-19 13:20:33

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