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Episitomy wound
After episitomy, there is a wound around stiches. It was told by my doctor that it is granulation tissue. There is sharp pain. Doctor suggested to take pain killer. How long it will take to heal? Can we take pain killer. Till the wound heals Any way which can make the healing process faster.
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You can take Chymoral forte twice daily after food for 10 days. Take more of Vitamin c rich foods like citrus fruits in diet.
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Connect please.
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Granulation tissue needs to be removed Will not go on its own Yes u can take a pain killer
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You can take  Pain killer. Take  some Multivitamin  for faster haeling.
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You can have pain killer.. but need more details about you so connect personally
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You can take pain killers.
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