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Removing of cyst
The beginning of November I got a laporscopy done and I wasnt sure what was going to happen.. But my question is I got my ovaries scraped form cysts.. And the one insision is infected and I just started my period today? Should o be going in to the hospital.. I can't see my dr they say in not serous enough to see a different dr in the office
http://surgery.about.com/od/aftersurgery/qt/SignsInfections.htm
this website explains the what kind of infection it could be have a look if you see something is similar to that. then call your doctor and explain him what you are actually feeling
this website explains the what kind of infection it could be have a look if you see something is similar to that. then call your doctor and explain him what you are actually feeling
i quite couldnt able to understand the question but as far as i have reached you are saying one of your scar or scratch from surgery is infected and you started menstrual cycle? they removed your ovaries and doctors are not willing to see you considering that its not serious?
i would not worry about menstrual cycle because its part of your life and it will happen and especially after removal of cysts your body is more sensitive and active towards AF. but infected incision is bit worrying because if infection not caught early it might actually cause something serious. you should atleast ask to give you antibiotics or any antibiotic cream to put so infection won't increase. i hope i helped....
i would not worry about menstrual cycle because its part of your life and it will happen and especially after removal of cysts your body is more sensitive and active towards AF. but infected incision is bit worrying because if infection not caught early it might actually cause something serious. you should atleast ask to give you antibiotics or any antibiotic cream to put so infection won't increase. i hope i helped....
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