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Sticky Lqd discharge after laser fistula
I have undergone laser fistula surgery 14 days ago. I have taken cefakind cv 500, chymotal forte tablet medicines for 7+5 days. Regularly doing siltz bath 2-3 times for 12 minutes each time and following that betadine dressing also. But even after 14 days sticky liquid discharge is continuously coming out and having mild pain while sitting. Please guide whether it is normal liq discharge and mild pain even after 14 days of laser surgery of fistula. It was low fistula of 2 cm only.
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if the quantity of discharge is coming down , no need to worry. Continue sitz bath and laxatives. use a round pillow while sitting for pain relief.
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fever, increase in pain, pus discharge if present needs immediate consultation.
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