I am a believer in not leaving a Seroma to resorb. It almost always results in a suboptimal result. Call a local plastic surgeon and ask to speak with the office manager. Arrange a fee schedule for you to come in and get this drained. Depending on size it could take several sessions. This is a...
Since we are not your treating physician, it's difficult to answer your question as well as your own surgeon. Six weeks is somewhat long to still be dealing with that high of an output. In my experience, if one of my patients has prolonged need for a drain (greater than 3 weeks), I...
Muscle repair is considered to be a cosmetic procedure which is why most insurance providers won't cover that. You can probably get your hernia repair covered, though.