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No, this is not normal. I would follow up with your surgeon for an in-person examination. Best wishes.
Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your discomfort. Overall the severity of your pain seems excessive for a lipoma removal. I would check with your surgeon to ensure no other issues are taking place.
This is not a normal response to lipoma excision anywhere on the body. Some pain from the incision is possible, but not sever headaches with nausea and vomiting. Please follow up with your surgeon or go to an ER or Urgent Care if this has continued.
Your symptoms are consistent with an entrapped nerve. You don't need a lot of scar tissue to have this problem. It just needs to be in the right place, namely in the tissue surrounding the nerve. Movement or certain position will pull or place pressure on the nerve causing pain. Scar tissue...
Thank you for your question and post. There are several reasons why this may have happened. Aspirin and many other medications can cause prolonged coagulation. Even minor surgery can cause bleeding. Alternatively, you may have some genetic or functional platelet or coagulopathy that has not been...
Thank you for sharing your question. Unfortunately the photographs supplied offer limited views of your tissues and I would address your bleeding concerns with your surgeon so as to get the best advice.