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Pain in hand after mole removal surgery
Hi,
I had a mole on my right arm which I got removed around 12 days back through punch biopsy. After the surgery I had 4 stitches on my right arm and there had been pain in my entire hand ever since then. I had been applying antibiotic ointment on the area.
3 days back I got the stitches removed. The pain has been comaparitively less. But there is one thing that I have noticed. After I get up in the morning there is no or slight pain in but as the day passes by mostly during the evening time the pain increases.
What could be the reason for this?
And should I keep the wounded area open or dressed during the day time?
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Dear , may be because of hanging hand pain more .Please keep hand elevated as much as possible
Still pain u should fallow up with your treating doctor so that he can examine and if required oral medicine can suggest
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I want your detailed history..
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