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

Homoeopathic medicine is helpful for your complaints...it seems like keloid. Kindly consult me on practo online.

Do not worry it's not a bad sign

Yes HOMOEOPATHY have specific medicine on this problem but you should do a ultrasound.

Few more details are needed before suggesting anything.

Hi Practo user Seems like keloid A homoeopathic treatment will give you best results naturally You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance

Take homoeopathic medicine. Staphisagria. 200. Before sleep for 7 day s

Even though it's been two years since the surgery, after exploring the cause, we can treat it by Homoeopathy. Incisional Hernia, Scar Tissue formation, Infection etc can be reasons for your condition. After proper diagnosis the treatment plan is tailored.

It is curable with homeopathy

This is scar hyperplasia/ keloid. It can be successfully treated with homoeopathy. You can consult via practo for best homoeopathic treatment.

This is curable with homeopathy treatment U can consult online

Pain at site of surgery is curable by homeopathy.. causes scar tissue formation, muscle strain , nerve damage, etc

It occasionally happened on stitching area due to infection.Certainly Homoeopathy can address your problem.For the safe side you can get a whole abdomen USG done.

The symptoms you are experiencing, including swelling and ache near the stitches, may be indicative of PCS (Post-Cholecystectomy Syndrome), a common side effect of gallbladder removal. The possible causes of these symptoms include: - Residual gallstones - Scar adhesion irritation - Duct obstruction - Bile leakage in nearby areas - Digestive issues - Stress

Take a USG abdomen to know.

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Could be allergic trigger

U can consult me online

Swelling near the incision site following a cholecystectomy could be due to a few possible reasons: Scar Tissue or Keloid Formation: Over time, scars can become thick or raised. This may cause some swelling or discomfort at the site of the incision. Hernia: After surgery, a small part of the abdominal wall may weaken, causing a hernia at the incision site. This can lead to swelling and occasional aching. Infection or Fluid Build-up: If the area is tender or swollen and feels warm to the touch, there could be an infection or fluid accumulation (seroma or hematoma). Post-surgical Changes: Some residual pain or swelling might occur after surgery, but if it's persistent or worsening, it should be examined. Since you've observed swelling and ache, it’s important to consult with a healthcare provider for a physical examination and possibly an ultrasound to determine the cause. Please feel free to share photos if you'd like a more specific assessment.

First take Usg then Consult me online through practo.