Myself Puja Sinha Ghosh 30 yrs had an gall bladder operation on 2023.But now my stomach stitch becomes fatigue and blood comes from it
Why it's happen? What is the solution now?
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As my fellow colleagues have mentioned
It could be one of number of things
Primary is to consult your operating surgeon, if not available consult another general surgeon for advise regarding same
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Hi
So this is called Stitch Granuloma
It’s a small piece of Tread that is left behind at time causing irritating and as you have mentioned bloody discharge
Next Steps
Meet your local doctor preferably a surgeon and get it removed so that it doesn’t get infected further
Actual diagnosis can be stitch granuloma, delayed wound infection, retained tissue related infection. Solution will be also antibiotics coverage to relook wound exploration.
Hello Miss Puja, there must be a stitch that has left during your Stitch removal process, called as Stitch Granuloma, you need to visit a General Surgeon to confirm and get it removed, don't worry you'll be fine soon.
Next Steps
Keep the wound dry and clean it with Antiseptic solution.
One stitch might be left out without removing which is usually the cause. And might have infection as well. Solution - show image or consult General surgeon and get the stitch removed and the wound will heal automatically.
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