Patient's question:
Medical Description:Gender: Male
Age: 225 months
Date of minor surgical operation: June 26
History of Treatment and Effect:
After discharge, the wound developed inflammation. However, after treatment, by July 24, the doctor examined the wound and said, "Your wound no longer needs medication. It is now healing. At that time, the wound still had some redness. To this day, the wound is still somewhat red."
Help Needed:
What is going on?
Doctor's answer:
Many people recover very well in the early stages after surgery, but gradually, a series of symptoms may appear, such as inflammation, redness, and swelling. There are many reasons that can cause changes in the wound. Generally, wound pain during the postoperative recovery period may be related to the patient's own movement and the traction of the suture line. Local redness can have multiple causes and may also be related to the weather or dietary habits. After surgery, it is important to follow a light diet, avoid spicy, greasy, and irritating foods, and enhance nutrition to replenish the body's energy, which helps in surgical recovery.