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fitandwell2

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Stitches Posted: 07-07-05 14:00pm


I was wondering if anyone can tell me how long it takes for dissolvable stitches to dissolve, I have 3 small cuts from a laparascopic surgery and have never been stitched before so i'm unsure has to how long they should last, any info would be very welcome

diamond_sapphire

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Not Too Long... Posted: 07-16-05 15:36pm


I had surgery once on my stomach and they did disappearing stitches (also called butterfly stitches) they are supposed to go away in 2-3 weeks. They usually dont inhibit your ability to do anything, and are much better than the other kind. Hope this helps!

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