Small blister at surgical incision

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Asked for Female, 28 Years

I had gallstone laproscopic surgery a month ago.my incision site is closed but yesterday I notice a very small blister at my incision .should I apply betadine on that area? What should I do?

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Dr. Aditya Ram

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No need to apply anything..

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Dr. Arunesh Dubey General Surgeon 9 yrs exp Roorkee Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arunesh Dubey

General Surgeon 9 yrs exp Roorkee

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Its very common to have such thing on incision site..

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if there is no pain,..wait for 5days..otherwise consult surgeon