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Sutures ruptured
Hii my husband has gone through anal alceration surgery a week before due to accident that happened last Wednesday. But after going to toilet he suffered frm severe constipation & i feel his sutures were ruptured before it healed iam attaching few pics plz go through dat & suggest me wat can be done next thank u.. eagerly waiting fr ur reply.. it has to be sutured again or should it be left alone..? Its only a week since surgery happened
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Get all suture open Let heal by secondary intension
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Warm sitz bath Maintain local hygiene
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After anal surgery, sutures can sometimes give way due to constipation and straining. In most cases, these wounds are not re-stitched and are allowed to heal gradually with proper wound care, unless there is significant gaping or infection.
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Start strict constipation control (stool softeners, high-fiber diet, plenty of fluids) and do regular warm sitz baths. Consult your surgeon for examination to rule out infection and guide further management.
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Seek urgent review if there is severe pain, pus discharge, fever, or increasing swelling.
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Kidnly visit your consultant for clinical examination bcuz it’s need PR examination for any other abnormality
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Use laxative to avoid constipation
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Hot sirz bath for this and if surgeon will say to do resuture then get resuturing
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Consult a General Surgeon for thorough evaluation. Might need to remove the sutures and let the wound heal naturally.
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Consume high fibre diet, stool softners, and maintain personal hygiene.
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Remove those sutures. Let wound heal of its own. They are of no use now.
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