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Water filled blisters on healed skin gra
Got skin graft 5 months before due to a compound leg fracture. The graft site healed and was dry and fine. Suddenly 10 days before group of very tiny water filled blisters appears on the graft, also it was brusting it self and watery discharge comes out, now some bigger blisters appeard and brusted, leaving the site watery and redish. I am using NS to clean with sterilized cotton and applying regen d 150 gel. What is the reason of such blisters and what more should I do to enhance healing. Kindly advice.
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Its a infection related.. Need more history for further evaluation
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do cbc, s. rbs
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Please do visit to your surgeon for physical examination
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