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Iβm looking for some perspective from anyone here who might have a bit more medical intuition or perhaps dealt with something similar. π
I recently underwent a minor procedureβjust a routine mole removal on my back. Everything went smoothly enough; a few stitches, I had the sutures removed recently, and all that. However, now that the scab has finally fallen off and the fresh tissue is visible, it looks like thereβs a tiny fragment of suture material still poking out from where they closed the wound.
It isn't painful by any means, and you can barely see it, but if I happen to touch that specific spot on my back, I can definitely feel it. π³
Someone mentioned that the thread might just dissolve and work its way out on its own, but I can't help feeling a little uneasy about it. I'm planning to swing by my doctor's office in the next few days just to have them take a look.
Am I just being overly paranoid here, or is it wiser to get a professional opinion? π
Thanks!
I recently underwent a minor procedureβjust a routine mole removal on my back. Everything went smoothly enough; a few stitches, I had the sutures removed recently, and all that. However, now that the scab has finally fallen off and the fresh tissue is visible, it looks like thereβs a tiny fragment of suture material still poking out from where they closed the wound.
It isn't painful by any means, and you can barely see it, but if I happen to touch that specific spot on my back, I can definitely feel it. π³
Someone mentioned that the thread might just dissolve and work its way out on its own, but I can't help feeling a little uneasy about it. I'm planning to swing by my doctor's office in the next few days just to have them take a look.
Am I just being overly paranoid here, or is it wiser to get a professional opinion? π
Thanks!