Some more details required for proper treatment and diagnosis You can consult me on practo

Easily Cured

Homoeopathic medicine is helpful for your complaints. Kindly consult me on practo online or calling.

Yes. It's due to swelling in a mucocutaneous junction after the surgery. It can be well treated with homeopathic medicine effectively but you need an expert Homeopathic physician.

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Homeopathic medicines will surely help you for Swelling near stitches . Consult online with me 10 am to 2.00 pm 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm.

Yes it is possible. Detailed case history needed before suggesting anything.

Possible

It can be hypertropic scar or keloid which forms due to improper wound healing after trauma/ inflammation/ surgery, or burns. Of course for right diagnosis and medicine you need to personally consult via practo. The condition is completely curable with right homeopathic medicines.

Hi Proper evaluation will be required. Homoeopathy medicines can speed up the results Kindly book an appointment

Get usg done    Need detail case history to guide u properly if u wish to take proper treatment consult online through practo app for proper management consult online

Hi Practo user It needs physical examination Also homoeopathic medicine will help in faster recovery You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance

Without proper examination we cannot diagnose.

Ya it can be .. For further guidance u can consult me online

Yes, it can be possible if any muscle nearby gets stretched or pulled or irritated. Hope you don't have any other issues like bloating, indigestion or abdominal pain.

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It is possible for a small swelling and intermittent pain near a surgical site (like the area of your cholecystectomy stitches) to be related to the underlying muscle or other tissue. However, it’s important to consider several potential causes to understand the situation better: Possible Causes of Swelling and Pain Near Stitches: Muscle Strain or Scar Tissue Irritation: The surgical area can develop scar tissue or adhesions, which might cause discomfort, especially if there is strain on the muscle or surrounding tissue. Hernia (Incisional Hernia): A common complication after abdominal surgeries is an incisional hernia, where part of the abdominal content (like fat or intestines) pushes through the weakened muscle layer near the surgical site. This can present as a swelling that might vary in size and cause occasional pain. Fatty Tissue or Lipoma: Sometimes, small benign growths like lipomas (fatty lumps) can form under the skin and be mistaken for swelling. Localized Infection or Inflammation: Even years after surgery, minor infections or inflammatory reactions can occur near the stitches, especially if there's scar tissue irritation. Muscle Weakness or Bulge: If the surgeon mentioned it’s muscle, it could be a localized bulge due to muscle weakness or thinning, possibly caused by the incision and subsequent healing process. What You Can Do: Observation: Monitor the swelling for changes in size, color, or tenderness, especially when you move, strain, or cough. A hernia may become more prominent with these activities. Imaging Tests: Ask your surgeon if an ultrasound or CT scan can be done to rule out a hernia or any other underlying issue. Avoid Strain: Minimize heavy lifting, coughing, or straining that could increase pressure in the area. When to Seek Immediate Attention: If the swelling becomes hard, increases in size, or is associated with severe pain. If you notice redness, warmth, or pus, which could indicate infection. If there are symptoms of bowel obstruction, like nausea, vomiting, or constipation, which can occur with an incarcerated hernia. While muscle irritation can sometimes explain the symptoms, further evaluation (like imaging) may help ensure no other condition is causing the issue.

I need some pictures to examine the condition U can consult me on practo

Needs examination, then only know what is the exact problem Consult in person.

May be spasm or allergic trigger so plz consult in person

Need to examine. U can consult online