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Gallbladder surgery

2022-07-21 02:08:00
Hi Doctor, I had gallbladder removal surgery 10 days back. Incision stitches are Healing. No redness or puss but I feel hard lump top behind the incision. Is this normal? Will this go away ? Thanks in advance
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Mostly it will be normal... Review with your surgeon...

Answered2022-07-25 11:16:00

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Kindly upload the photos of your lesion Or else consult your surgeon

Answered2022-07-21 03:16:54

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Mostly normal but prior to that atleast have to see the image/ video.

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Consult your surgeon, it may not be normal

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