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You need to contact your Surgeon immediately and also i recommend seeing your OB-GYN . You might have yeast infection caused by the use of antibiotics-- that destroyed " good bacteria" that help keep your body's natural yeast in check. If it is a yeast infection- then Diflucan might be prescribed.You might also have bacterial vaginosis -- so it's best to see your doctors and be examined to know for sure.
One should have nothing to do with the other. This is not the forum to be getting advise so eary on in your post-op. Contact your surgeon and see your GYN. Good luck
I would contact both your PS and your Gynaecologicist. It is important that any possible infection is treated so as not to affect the healing incisions.
WHY have you not called your surgeon with all these post operative issues??? Always BEST to check first with your operative surgeon...
An exam is needed. You may have an internal suture that is causing the irritation. I suggest you return to your surgeon for a check.
It is normal to experience some kind of pain in the pubic area because the swelling will go down just because of gravity.So, just wear your garment, wear full, mild tight panties and rest with your legs up.You will be feeling better in couple of weeks.Dr. Cardenas
Hello Bene40-Keloids don't usually occur around the belly button, but hypertrophic scars can occur. These scars are usually easily treated with a little Kenalog injection. If you get a tummy tuck, a bit of a hypertrophic scar may again occur, but just make sure that you and your plastic surgeon...
Typically after a tummy tuck you will have pain that lasts about 5 days - when you use your stomach muscles, e.g.when sitting up.At rest, you don't hurt.Most women feel the few days of pain is a good trade for the result.Today, combining post-operative ibuprofen and ice packs with small doses of...
Tummy tucks do hurt - and at 3 weeks you are not healed. You may do better with a compression garment and a binder to give you extra support. If you feel fluid shifting, you may have a seroma. See your plastic surgeon for a check.
Seromas can be treated in different ways. One common course of treatment is the one you are undergoing. This involves aspirating the seroma whenever there is a discernible collection. If a few aspirations occur and it is still coming back your surgeon may consider placing a drain to keep the...