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How do I know if my incision is infected?
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Dr Shekhar Sharma
Colorectal Surgeon (Bowel), General Surgeon, Laparoscopic Surgeon
As a general surgeon with 20+ years of experience, I strongly believe in “ethical & quality care”. I offer all general surgical services (e.g. scopes, … View Profile
Signs of infection include:
1. Increased redness, warmth, swelling around the incision site.
2. Pus-like discharge from the wound.
3. Fever above 101°F (38°C) or chills unrelated to other causes.
4. Persistent pain that worsens over time rather than improving.
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