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One stitch is not dissolved of c section
I had c section delivery on 10th july and one last stitch is not yet dissolved, i can feel the stitch. All other stitches are dissolved and my doctor on the 25th day of the c section said that the stitch line is healthy. Is there anything to worry about that undissolved stitch or is it normal?
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If no symptoms then no need to worry. It will dissolve
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Not to worry, it will dissolve. Consult if there is any discharge or pain at that site
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Nothing to worry about. Such things happen. That stitch will also come out or get dissolved.
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Nothing to worry you can get the stitch removed
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It will get dissolved by itself
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If you are not feeling any discomfort/ pain, it'll be fine.
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Hello If there is  no pain or no discharge It will get dissolved
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If there is no pain or discharge then you can wait for few more weeks. You can get it removed too.
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