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Infected episiotomy stiches
Hello doctor. i had episiotomy 10 days ago stiches are removed. do these look infected?
i dont have extreme pain just bareable pains
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There is still redness near the wound
Better start with tablets for healing
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U may cont antibiotic and painkiller .
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Photo show stiches contrary to said. take analgesic for pain
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
General Physician
45 yrs exp
Jaipur
Probably not infected better to consult in person with the doctor who had given episiotomy and stiched
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