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Hi All.....I am here to ask if anyone knows anything that will help

with an incision that keeps draining and won't heal. My son had a

ganglion cyst surgically removed 3 weeks ago. It was doing great for

the first 10 days then he said he felt like fluid was running down into

his foot when he lowered his foot and it hurt terribly. The doctor said

it was trapped fluid and that it would take time for it to dry up..he

then removed the stitches and guess what...the incision is where the

trapped fluid started draining from and the incision is gapping open..

it looks like an open wound. We have been putting hydrogen peroxide on

it 2 times a day then put on a couple of butterfly bandages to try and

hold the incision together,then a gauze pad on top of those and then

wrapping it in an ace bandage. (orders of the doctor) The doctor put

him in some kind of boot contraption yesterday so he ankle will be

immobile. I personally think it needs some air to help dry it out so it

can heal and it can't do that with all this wrapping on it. Sorry for

going on and on but I am NOT very happy with this doctor right now and

if it isn't better by Tues or Wed, I am going to try and get him an

appt with another doctor.

I tried to clean it out this evening with gauze and hydrogen peroxide.

Any ideas on how to get this wound to heal would be greatly appreciated.

Oh yeah, he is on his 3rd round of antibiotics.

Linda

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