I have permanent sutures in my upper abdomen since my surgery I been having stabbing constant pain is this normal?
Answer: Can permanent sutures cause pain? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. It is possible that sutures can cause prolonged pain as a result of irritation to surrounding nerves but much of this diagnosis would depend on your timing from surgery. In the first 2-3 months after a tummy tuck many patients will have discomfort and soreness due to their muscle repair which gradually improves. If it has been longer than this I would discuss your concerns with your surgeon.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Can permanent sutures cause pain? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. It is possible that sutures can cause prolonged pain as a result of irritation to surrounding nerves but much of this diagnosis would depend on your timing from surgery. In the first 2-3 months after a tummy tuck many patients will have discomfort and soreness due to their muscle repair which gradually improves. If it has been longer than this I would discuss your concerns with your surgeon.
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Answer: Not a long term problem Typically this does not cause pain, especially in the long term. It is not clear when you had your surgery.
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Answer: Not a long term problem Typically this does not cause pain, especially in the long term. It is not clear when you had your surgery.
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Answer: Can permanent suctures cause pain? This can be part of the healing process, but some times permanent sutures may cause pain.Kenneth Hughes, MD
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February 4, 2017
Answer: Can permanent suctures cause pain? There are many reasons why patients, post tummy tuck surgery, can have discomfort. Much depends on how long out of surgery you are… Having said that, occasionally patients who do have longer-term abdominal wall discomfort after tummy tuck surgery may have suture related pain (for example a neuroma). Best to follow up with your plastic surgeon who, knowing your history and able to examine you, will be your best resource when it comes to more specific assessment/advice.Best wishes.
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Answer: Can permanent suctures cause pain? There are many reasons why patients, post tummy tuck surgery, can have discomfort. Much depends on how long out of surgery you are… Having said that, occasionally patients who do have longer-term abdominal wall discomfort after tummy tuck surgery may have suture related pain (for example a neuroma). Best to follow up with your plastic surgeon who, knowing your history and able to examine you, will be your best resource when it comes to more specific assessment/advice.Best wishes.
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February 6, 2017
Answer: Sutures and pain Hi and thanks for the question. It is possible to have pain related to suture used for muscle repair but unlikely in the long term. How long has it been since your operation? If its been a few days or weeks, give this time and it should resolve. If its been a few years then you should have this evaluated. Best of Luck - Dr. Hardy...
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Answer: Sutures and pain Hi and thanks for the question. It is possible to have pain related to suture used for muscle repair but unlikely in the long term. How long has it been since your operation? If its been a few days or weeks, give this time and it should resolve. If its been a few years then you should have this evaluated. Best of Luck - Dr. Hardy...
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