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Re: oozing from incisionsFrom: M (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Apr 30 14:17:58 2007
Hi What type of surgery did you have? Its a good thing that they didn't see any endo. If your incision is oozing I would say you shoould call your doc. Its better safe than sorry. I had a laparatomy in Jan and my incision was oozing. I called the doc and she didn't give me an antibiotic, but better safe than sorryAs far as work I would follow your docs advice and also go by how you feel. You know better than one else on how you feel. Be esp carefully since your job is tough. Sorry I can't offer more advice. Take care. Melissa At Mon, 30 Apr 2007, anonymous wrote: > >Does anybody know what the normal time of oozing is from an incision? >Been going on a week now. Recently just posted a message but no >response from anyone. How long before i can go back to work. I have a >strenous job and is hot. I also was not diagnosised with endo. I did >not find out until 4 days after the surgery. They removed the left >ovary and fallopian tube. I also have hard knots on two other incisions >about two inches big. Was given an antibiotic a week ago. Very tired >and nausea all the time. I do not have a fever but did not have a fever >when the abscess busted either. The doctor also made 5 incisions!! Any >help would be appreciated!!! Thanks
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