Monday, October 26, 2009
Infection
Another risk of a tummy tuck is the possibility of infection. Signs of infection include chills, fever, and sweating. Also, if the liquid draining from your incision has a greenish tint or contains pus you may have an infection. It is imperative to contact your doctor immediately if any of these signs of infection are present. It is also important to know that most infections following a tummy tuck result from patients improperly caring for their wound after surgery. You must closely follow your doctor’s instructions about how to care for your wound at home. Infection can be treated with antibiotics and increased draining of the surgery site.
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Antibiotics,
Chills,
Fever,
Increased Draining,
Infection,
Surgery,
Sweating
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