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What Could Cause Delayed Healing, Discharge With Foul Odor After Removal Of Mole Under Breast?

i had a mole removed under my left breast about a month ago. I had others removed and they healed fine, This one under mu breast however isn t healing, has a discharge and a fowl odor. I went back to the doctor that removed it and he just keeps having me come back weekly for dressing changes. What should I do or what could have caused this
Fri, 23 May 2014
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Hi,
It appears as though the location of the removed mole is causing the delay in the healing. The fact that it is located below the breast means that there is constant friction, sweating, lack of good ventilation to the wound and the pressure of the breast. You should try ventilating the wound properly and avoiding pressure from the breast by using elevated supports. Dusting powders, antibiotic creams and enzymes can help accelerate the healing. Hope your query has been answered. Wish you good health.
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What Could Cause Delayed Healing, Discharge With Foul Odor After Removal Of Mole Under Breast?

Hi, It appears as though the location of the removed mole is causing the delay in the healing. The fact that it is located below the breast means that there is constant friction, sweating, lack of good ventilation to the wound and the pressure of the breast. You should try ventilating the wound properly and avoiding pressure from the breast by using elevated supports. Dusting powders, antibiotic creams and enzymes can help accelerate the healing. Hope your query has been answered. Wish you good health.