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C section stich bleeding
Ma'am, Sir my c section was done before 10 days. But my stitchs continue bleeding. 4 Times dressing done already.When touched, it is showing moist. Basically, I have to handle the babies multiple times. also baby feeding takes lots of time. So rest is not getting properly. Also by mistake once sat on the floor. What is to be done? Is there any major problems? What ll happen if bleeding continue? Pl help.
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Need examination, draining of any fluid and maybe IV antibiotics.
It's not because of handling the baby or sitting on the floor. Try to get some rest as and when possible.
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Your handling the baby has nothing to do with the bleeding from the wound . I would like to open the wound, look for a bleeding point and tackle it. If no bleeding point seen then put a rubber tube in the wound.
Please consult with me for details
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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The stitch line needs to be examined
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