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Stitches looking weird
My mother has total knee replacement two months before. Please see the pic attached, cut healed protruded as in pic now today it is looking
more red after 2 months. Is it normal or I shld see doc ( ortho or skin) for this?
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Dr. Rajesh Gayakwad
Orthopedic surgeon
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Visibly it looks okay. But if there is local tenderness over incision along with local warmth, fever-Immediately visit for physical consultation with surgeon who has operated.
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
Orthopedic surgeon
15 yrs exp
Indore
Is there any irritation of skin at the suture site.
Has the redness increased over the last few days.
It seems to be normal but if the redness has increased over the last few days, it would be better to get clinically examined to rule out the possibility of local inflammation.
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You can start with ice fomentation, take analgesic if there is pain.
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