Bleeding when staples removed..
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Did anyone else have this? The pesky little blighters took some getting out. My lovely clean wound is now bleeding
2 likes, 28 replies
Posted , 12 users are following.
Did anyone else have this? The pesky little blighters took some getting out. My lovely clean wound is now bleeding
2 likes, 28 replies
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AnnieK CelsB
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CelsB AnnieK
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ACU_ONE CelsB
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CelsB ACU_ONE
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ACU_ONE CelsB
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CelsB ACU_ONE
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Glad everthing went well xxx
kersty35579 CelsB
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CelsB kersty35579
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Kate53CornUK CelsB
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Sorry, Cels, I had superglue, so no help. I would imagine that's quite normal, isn't it, given that they are fixed into the skin?
I had my carpal tunnel done a couple of years ago. Underneath the massive bandage there was an extremely ugly, red, raised mountain range scar with stitches that looked like a child had done them (I know the sugeon did them and watched most of it until I noticed that she has the most amazing false eyelashes on!!!) .
Anyway, I returned after ten days to have the stitches out and although they bled as she unpicked them, the scar almost disappeared right before my eyes. Oh and the bleeding stopped in a couple of hours.
I hope it feels better at least with the staples out
CelsB Kate53CornUK
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Some of those staples seemed tightly embedded so yes, it probably is quite normal for them to cause a bit of bleeding.
linda38528 CelsB
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Very sad to hear this but I hope it will heal well from here on
I was lucky (knock on wood) with removal ( cannot lie, it did hurt, but I swear it hurt my GP more than me). My incision remains good although not completely healed.
Don' t get too discouraged, but keep an eye out for any discharge and consult with your GP immediately if worried.
Hoping this is just a blip.
Hugs.
CelsB linda38528
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Rocketman_SG6UK CelsB
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Shouldn't bleed too much I'd have thought, if it does, see someone to get another opinion. Perhaps it was your nurse's first go at getting them out? Or had the surgeon put them in too hard?
CelsB Rocketman_SG6UK
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Rocketman_SG6UK CelsB
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Best wishes
Graham - 🚀💃
CelsB Rocketman_SG6UK
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Thanks x