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I'm so sorry you're going through this. Please hang in there and keep fighting for answers.
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I'm so sorry you're going through this. Please hang in there and keep fighting for answers.
Roxie
Angel ouch that looks so painful im so sorry this happened. Last year i had a total hip replacement that got mrsa. Five surgerys later and along time on a picc line im doing ok accept for my knee. Your in my thoughts and my prayers take care![]()
If it is infected, you'll need an infectious disease dr to diagnosis what type of infection and the treatment. So finding one could be the answer.
Ouch, that has to hurt, that blister thing is defiantly drainage like Josephine mentioned.
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Josephine is the expert here, so I'm saying I agree with her. But I truly do. Did the OS aspirate near the knee? Are you running a fever and is your knee exceptionally warm? What comes out when it breaks open?
My incision seeped through what looked like a closed incision after my first surgery, then continued to seep after the 2nd wash out surgery, even while on antibiotics. Really your knee shouldn't be breaking open. I'd be heading to the hospital ER where the new OS works out of. That's the best way to be seen sooner.
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If it doesn't help, you would be better off skipping more therapy.Thinking of going through some more therapy. Cause of pain but in all honesty it don't help.
Praying for patience for you as you wait for that appointment. Before you know it, it'll be here!
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