I had the drains removed 5 days post op, and it is now two days later, and the burning on one of the holes has only gotten worse. The surrounding area is not red, and the PS's nurse didn't think it was a big deal. At this point the burning from the hole is more painful than the healing from the rest of the surgery. Should I be concerned? Or is this type of pain normal? I should note that the drain was placed directly into the crease between my pelvis, and leg, so it gets a lot of movement.
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