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i underwent csec 6 months back. after a month, i underwent another surgery which was removal of hematoma from my abdomen. i had developed this hematoma after csec only. the stitches of second surgery were not disolvable but were safely cut.
akansha grover
generally I wanted to know what to do if stitches irritate. nothing in detail
Babychakra
As per Advised by our gynecologist expert Dr Nikhil Datar-
Honestly one shld see the area of the skin and understand what is the problem. As a temporary measure any anti pruritis medicine can be taken. Such as cetrizine
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As advised by Dr Nihil Datar, Gynaecologist.
Akanksha such questions are tricky and you should consult a doctor. it needs expert advise after examination.
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