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Had Myomectomy To Remove Fibroid. Lump Near The Incision. Why Excruciating Pain?
I had a myomectomy 2 weeks ago to remove one large fibroid and several small ones. I noticed a few days ago that a huge lump was forming on the left side of my incision and then a smaller lump on the right side of the incision (my incision is about 6 inches long)...there has been light bleeding from right side of incision but it looks healthy, no colored drainage. What bothers me is I am having excruciating pains when I walk, turn, bend, laugh, cough and sneeze ...it even has a burning sensation when I am not moving at all. It also hurts like crazy when I touch it. What could it be and what can I do to alleviate my pain?
Fri, 31 May 2013
there may be little incisional herniasat the area of surgery which cause pressue during your activities you mentioned
get your doctor consultation who did surgery
so that he may correct it to prevent further complications
get your doctor consultation who did surgery
so that he may correct it to prevent further complications
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