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How to Empty Your Drain After Surgery

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After surgery, there are steps you can take to help with your recovery. You may have been an inpatient (staying in the hospital overnight) or an outpatient (going home the day of surgery). While in the hospital, it is important to follow directions from your surgeon, nurse, and other health care providers.

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After any kind of surgery, many people have slow bowels and trouble urinating. This is common and lasts for a few days or so.

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Wound Check After Surgery: Infection

Infection after surgery often affects just the top layers of skin. Sometimes the infection is deeper in the wound and may include a collection of fluid or pus. Treatment will depend on the type of infection you have.

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Wound Check After Surgery: Bleeding

It is normal to have some clear or bloody discharge on the wound covering or bandage for the first few days after surgery. Bleeding or discharge requiring frequent dressing changes can be a sign of a problem. Read on for details.

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How to Empty Your Drain After Surgery

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