Patient's question:
I had a cesarean section on the 11th because of sudden severe abdominal pain. Out of necessity, I had to choose a cesarean to remove the baby for a thorough examination of the cause. It was discovered that there was an abscess in a 20-centimeter section of the cecum. I had appendicitis surgery in March of this year. I want to know if this is a complication of the appendix? Three days after the cesarean incision was sutured, I suddenly noticed that the incision had a watery substance making the gauze very wet, with some blood-tinged fluid. After treatment and dressing change, the wound now has an opening like this—is it fat vaporization? I am very worried about it getting infected. Then now, I have to change the dressing every other day, and the doctor poured sugar in. Is it effective? How long will it take for this wound to heal?Doctor's answer:
Dear Inquirer,According to your description of the situation, it seems that the incision has been vaporized or infected. That's correct. I suggest you focus on changing the dressing and undergoing anti-inflammatory treatment. This is the most effective method for the purpose. Therefore, concentrate on changing the dressing and anti-inflammatory treatment while carefully monitoring the situation.
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