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Puss liquage
Dear mam
Normal delevwry happen 3 days back stitches given but little puss is coming still is this common or not pls tell
Using Antibiotic and painkiller tablet any advice for puss stop like ointment any pls tell
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Consult your doctor again. You may require suture removal.
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Visit your consulting doctor so one can examine what is exactly there
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First of all, I wonder if you know what pus is.
Half the time the normal lochial discharge after delivery is referred to as pus by the patient.
Please don't do self medication after delivery.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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