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Thanks for your question. Your symptoms do not seem to be indicative of a seroma. Speak to your surgeon about possible fluid draining. This is not an urgent problem.All the best,Dr. JSB
Thank you for your question. It doesn't sound like a seroma, but you should see your surgeon for an examination, so that they can explain what it is that you are feeling. You may be having some leaking from where your drains were removed.
Thank you for your question. You most likely are experiencing some post-operative nerve recovery. It is possible, but unlikely, that you have a seroma, so it is best to check with your own plastic surgeon. This type of concern can usually be addressed in the office and you would most likely not have to return to surgery to have the problem resolved. Good luck to you.
I don't think the sensation of fluid dripping down the abdomen is indicative of a seroma. However if you are concerned have your surgeon examine you. This is not an emergency and can be treated in the office by aspiration.
From what you are describing you may have residual fluid draining from where the drain was removed. This is normal and the drain site typically heals in two to three days. Best of luck.
Hello and thanks for your question. Your symptoms are not alarming and not really indicative of a seroma. I would advise you to speak to your physician about this, as it sounds as though your drain was very recently removed. If you do have a seroma, this can be easily managed with a visit to your physician. Best of luck.
This is an issue that needs to be directed at your plastic surgeon. I recommend scheduling an appointment to be seen by him as soon as possible.
This is the proper placement of the drainsThe pain is most likely from the surgery itselfit'll get better in no time...best of luckdr schwartz
I recommend that you refrain from touching it and follow up your plastic surgeon on this matter.
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