Unless you go to a walk in clinic, that prolly is the earliest you could be seen, so that should be ok.
The doctor should have also given you follow up care instructions on a piece of paper. You want to keep the wound clean, and dress it with antibacterial cream and gauze, changing it at least every 24 hours or more often if it is leaking fluids.
AD
Well it breaks my heart to see you this way,
The beauty in life, where's it gone?
And somebody told me you were doing okay,
Somehow I guess they were wrong.
is there any puss coming out of it. The hospital normally say if you have any problems with the stitches is to go back. The only thing you can do is clean the wound daily with a sterile liquid and see how that goes.
Me personally I would go back to the hospital your choice really.
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There seems to be a bit of yellowish stuff coming out of the wound, there seemed to be more before.
The wound looks a bit dry, but there isn't much light right now for me to look at the wound very well.
That hurt really bad when I walked, for the first few days or so, and I've had stitches in my thigh before and that didn't happen, so I don't know why that happened this time.
I feel kind of lightheaded, but I'm not sure if that's related or not.
Last edited by dying__deep__inside : 16-07-2007 at 03:10 AM.
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Hmmmm, bad wounds will sometimes look nasty as they are healing. If the doctor looked at it and thought that there prolly wasn't an infection, then you should be ok.
Well it breaks my heart to see you this way,
The beauty in life, where's it gone?
And somebody told me you were doing okay,
Somehow I guess they were wrong.
