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by Crystal 24th October 2009, 8:22 pm

Hi girls sorry to be a pain & keep posting but i had my 10 day stiches trim & dressings of on the tuesday just gone but the nurse said there was not stitces to trim but i took my little plaster thingys off today as she said i had to where them for added support for 4-5 days & found that two lovely big Knots have appered! What do i do? I dont really want to travel 2 hours just to spent 5 mins getting them trimmed! do you think my local hospital or g.p will trim them off for me??

Thanks Sta

ah yeh can i still leave them uncovers now or shoud i put the strips back on till the Knots have been cut?

by misf1 24th October 2009, 8:48 pm

I'd got to the nurse at your local gp's they will trim them for you. I'd put some strips over them, just in case.

by Crystal 24th October 2009, 8:59 pm

Ok will do.
Also when can you well you Know get up close & personal with the other half & i take it you have to keep ya sports bra on lol stitches 375568

by misf1 24th October 2009, 9:01 pm

Do whatever you feel comfortable doing. You don't have to keep the bra on if you don't want to. If it gets a bit uncomfortable just pop the bra back on.

by Mia 24th October 2009, 9:02 pm

I think any local option will help, g.p. hospital, walk in clinic etc.

Not too sure how your system works on the mainland, but it is quite a quick, easy and painless procedure.

Perhaps if you ring your clinic and seek advice as they could well bring it up that others have caused a concern if you have any in the future.

I would personally keep them covered with dressings or steristips untill you have them attended to. Just to save your bra rubbing or disrupting them. They may well just work themselves out. stitches 321562

xx

by Crystal 25th October 2009, 1:38 pm

Had my stiches trimmed at my local hospital today as i was in total agony like worse then when i had then 1st done!!!!! I have a big knot in the left one thats really playing me up as its decided to come to the surface & its half in half out (gross!) they told me to keep it covered with steri strips till is completely out..........

by angbabyxx 10th January 2011, 1:03 pm

Oh you poor things, I'm sure if you keep in contact with your clinic they should be able to keep checking them to make sure the area doesn't become infected. Some surgeons advise massaging them to encourage them to 'pop out'....maybe you could ask you ps if this will help in your case?

The following is a quote from a BA consultant:
There are several different types of stitches. In general, if your stitches are dissolvable, they should start to break down within four weeks, but some may take six months to disappear completely.

Hopefully you will be free of them soon, I really feel for you girls, it must be horrible!!

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by NurseSophie89 10th January 2011, 3:48 pm

angbabyxx wrote:Oh you poor things, I'm sure if you keep in contact with your clinic they should be able to keep checking them to make sure the area doesn't become infected. Some surgeons advise massaging them to encourage them to 'pop out'....maybe you could ask you ps if this will help in your case?

The following is a quote from a BA consultant:
There are several different types of stitches. In general, if your stitches are dissolvable, they should start to break down within four weeks, but some may take six months to disappear completely.

Hopefully you will be free of them soon, I really feel for you girls, it must be horrible!!

Ang hunni please be aware of the date on a thread as sometimes your post can be alittle irrelevant. This thread was created in Oct 2010. Easy done hunni lol x

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