Leakage from incision

JeffsmomMember

my son had his staples removed from his belly on Wed. Apparently, a tiny part of the incession didn't close. Just our luck. Well, from this little hole, there is quite a bit of drainage. So much so it is lifting his ostomy wafer. Not sure if I should call the doctor, or take him a urgent care place or what. I don't want to go to the ER. I hate the place and this is not an emergency situation in my mind. Has anyone else had this happen, where the incescion didn't close completely? Not sure what to do!

dianne

3/28/1510:04 PM

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