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Pain in healed surgery wound
I had anal abscess drainage 3 months back. The wound is located 1 cm away from anal verve at 6'0 clock position. The wound has healed and no pus discharge. But when i touch the surgery wound, its still tender. When i sleep on my back continuously where the pressure is around the wound, the wound becomes hard and i get mild pain. After a few minutes or an hour, the harness reduces and pain also disappears. If i sleep in side position or on my stomach, nothing happens, no pain no hardness. My doctor told me that this is normal when the scar tissue is forming around a surgical wound. Is that correct? I am worried if this has anything to do with fistula formation.
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Hello , There wil be minimal pain over wound site As for considering fistula formation there are chances of it if the abscess was previously fistula and then it forms abscess Is there any continuous discharge from the wound site ?
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