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Please contact your surgeon as soon as possible. They will examine the infection and prescribe the proper medication.
I cannot tell from photo exactly what I am looking at, but does not look like a yeast infection. If it was, it would likely be very itchy. I like a combo of oral diflucan and topical cream, like clotrimisol, nystatin, or the like.
See your surgeon in person and ask to start on MONO-STAT treatment. Wondering why you might be immune suppressed??
You need to contact your PS and confirm this is yeast and not something else. If it is yeast you can get a script for Diflucan pill for 1 or 2 days, mycostatin cream, nystatin cream, or whatever is your doctors preferred method of treatment.
It's not unusual to have fungus vaginal infection following surgery, particularly if you have been on antibiotics. Wound infections are more rare.Consult your plastic surgeon, and he will make appropriate changes in your medication.
Thank you for your post. Seromas can be painful and cause a cosmetic deformity, as well as sometimes leak. The whole point of drains is to keep a seroma from happening in the first place. If a drainless procedure was performed, and you had a seroma, or you had drains that were pulled and you...
Tummy tucks hurt more than a breast reduction. In fact, when a patient has the two procedures done at the same time, they barely notice their breast pain.My patients have told me that the pain is similar to the pain after a C-section minus the screaming baby. I often use...
In my opinion is rarely wise to combine GYN procedures with aesthetic surgery. There is really not any upside to this It's best to break up the procedures. Have your GYN procedure first. You can follow this by having your aesthetic procedures several months later.