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I Had A Cyst Removed On My Lower Back And Now There Is A Swelling With Blood And Puss

I had a surgery last year on my lower back to remove an infected cyst and now ever since after the surgery i keep getting hard things that feels like the cyst in the same area and they will form a head and drain green/yellow pus with alot of blood then they will go away and come right back after a ouple of weeks or months. why does this keep happening when i had surgery to get it removed ? Also each time they come back the pain is more painful to the point where i cant walk :,(.
Mon, 14 Mar 2011
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hi,
it seems to be an infection of the discharge is green it could be pseudomonas infection which you could have contacted during your hospital stay as it is a common hospital acquired infection, bring this to your treating doctor's attention as soon as possible.
take care.
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I Had A Cyst Removed On My Lower Back And Now There Is A Swelling With Blood And Puss

hi, it seems to be an infection of the discharge is green it could be pseudomonas infection which you could have contacted during your hospital stay as it is a common hospital acquired infection, bring this to your treating doctor s attention as soon as possible. take care.