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Pus in c section incision

2025-02-21 18:11:54
Hello doctors. I had a 2nd csection on jan 23 now going to be a month old... just few days back I felt ichy but didn't touch... today I felt like my incision was open so when I checked a hole from one incision area pus was coming out. May I know the reason behind why after 4 weeks am having an infection. Is my incision open? Just so scared. Thanks for the reply.
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Answered2025-02-22 08:40:07

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there are many factors related to wound healing.. your immunity.. diet.. hygiene etc.. i think u need to consult ur gyn if u think it’s pus

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