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Wire coming out from stitch after c sect
I had delivered through c section 20 days back . Today I noticed a thin wire coming out from the corner of the stitches.. there is no swelling no redness. Only a wire. Is this ok. How will it heal?
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Usually it’s a thread which gets dissolved during the healing process. You might be seeing that . But to be sure and better helpful I need to see it atleast virtually . So connect online
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Consult your gynaec
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Connect for consultation
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Consult your treating doctor for examination
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This is the thread which is used for suturing you can just clip it off
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get it checked directly
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