Scar Revision Questions

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It is normal to feel pain at the incision site. The pain decreases as the wound heals. Most of the pain and soreness where the skin was cut should go away by the time the stitches or staples are removed. Soreness and pain from deeper tissues may last another week or two.
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There are a lot of treatment options for scars available as of today. The treatment depends on the duration of scar and facilities available. The advance treatment option includes fractional co2 lasers in multiple sessions. Topical medications may be of little use and will supplement laser treatment.
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As you can see, it's important to understand the five reasons why a wound won't heal: poor circulation, infection, edema, insufficient nutrition, and repetitive trauma to the wound.
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There are many ways to treat scarring or pigmentation if left after inflammation, you need to consult dermatologist in person or share your photos for online consultation, so that proper treatment is prescribed, it can be anything from exfoliating creams/ peels to lasers.
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lybrate-user ji, please consult your surgeon and ask that what type of sutures were used whether dissolvable or non ,if dissolvable then these are dissolved itself and you do not need any assistance. If they used non-dissolvable then just have a visit to your doctor and they ll remove it.
In some people keloid formation (scar) is formed on stitch site which can be dissolved with some special steroid injections .it is inserted in keloid and keloid is dissolved completely, ask your dermatologi...more

Since scars are part of the normal healing process, ordinary scars do not require treatment only when superficial scars become cosmetically undesirable to do they require treatment. In homoeopathy, we have treatment for lighting the unwanted scars. Similar cases of mine were treated within a minimum time span of 1 month
homoeopathy may help you to a great extent, in a rapid and gentle way without any side effects for which you may consult us if you wish.
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Pain in the palm often results from a minor injury or from overusing the hand. However, hand pain can sometimes also be the result of an underlying issue, such as an infection, inflammation, or peripheral neuropathy. If hand pain gets worse or does not get better with home treatments, see a doctor.
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If you remove your stitches too early, your wound may reopen, you could cause an infection, or you may make scarring worse. Confirm with your doctor how many days you should wait before removing stitches. If your wound looks swollen or red, don't remove your stitches.
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Please continue the antibiotics as prescribed for the complete course. The discharge is normal and has to be cleant with a sterile gauze which is available at a pharmacy. If the discharge is pus or if you have any localized pain, or swelling or even if a fever arises, it might have gotten infected. In that case it would be better to vist the hospital so the stitches can be removed and cleaned and reapplied again. Keep the area clean and avoid too many movements at the point of stiches. If you fo...more

Yes you will be able to however the knee should not flexed and extended continuously. Since healing takes time, it is better to keep the knee stable till it heals. If it is a deep cut it will take a bit more time to heal if the knee is being active continuously. But yes she will get full function at the knee after it heals. If you found my answer helpful, please leave a like/ thanks. Thank you.