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What Causes Leakage Of Serum In Umbilical Cord Incision Site?
Hello doctor, tis s ramya... undergone laproscopy surgery for gall bladder stone on june 1, 2015. My gall bladder has been removed... 30 days completed now.....shall i sit down, shall i bend, when should i return to normal diet...now im having oil free foods...no coconut,non veg....im having three months baby...shall i take care of my baby alone??? In addition yesterday there is a leakage of serum in my ambical cord incision....is it a major pbm?? Kindly suggest me abt my diet, wat are all works i can do...and do i need to go to hospital for my ambical cord incision???
Tue, 14 Jul 2015
Hello and welcome to HCM,
Leakage of serum or fluid from umbilical cord incision is not alarming after birth of a child recently.
In case the site is associated with bleeding, oozing out of pus or pain, then you need to consult your doctor for clinical assessment.
After 30 days of gall bladder surgery, you can resume your daily routine activities.
The surgical incisions are small in laproscopic surgery so the post-operative recovery is also fast.
Take care of the incision site for any evidence of infection - pain, leakage of pus etc.
You can take your routine food but avoid fatty foods initially.
And you can take care of your baby too.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja Puri
Leakage of serum or fluid from umbilical cord incision is not alarming after birth of a child recently.
In case the site is associated with bleeding, oozing out of pus or pain, then you need to consult your doctor for clinical assessment.
After 30 days of gall bladder surgery, you can resume your daily routine activities.
The surgical incisions are small in laproscopic surgery so the post-operative recovery is also fast.
Take care of the incision site for any evidence of infection - pain, leakage of pus etc.
You can take your routine food but avoid fatty foods initially.
And you can take care of your baby too.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja Puri
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