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How To Get Rid Of Infection In The Belly Button?

Hi there I got my gallbladder removed on the 1st feb, I got an infection in my belly button then further up I got another infection my gp said it was cellulitis on thurs this week I had to get a 5cm abbess drained from upper wound, my gp has me on 5600 mg of antibiotics per day, both infections are weeping puss, please help what's wrong with me?
Tue, 29 Mar 2016
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hello patient,

I read your surgery history & current pus discharge too.

You might be having diabetes that's why you caught infection after surgery.

Pus drainage & Antibiotics will help to heal cellulitis .

Conclusion you should go for diabetes blood sugar level lab test and continue Antibiotics & doctor observation

Wish you rapid recovery

thanks

regards
Dr.Ravin Shah
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How To Get Rid Of Infection In The Belly Button?

hello patient, I read your surgery history & current pus discharge too. You might be having diabetes that s why you caught infection after surgery. Pus drainage & Antibiotics will help to heal cellulitis . Conclusion you should go for diabetes blood sugar level lab test and continue Antibiotics & doctor observation Wish you rapid recovery thanks regards Dr.Ravin Shah