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Hello, Doctors on Nairaland,

I have a friend who was having stomach ache, around March.

She was taken to hospital for treatment but no changes. She was however, referred to general hospital, but because of COVID19 she was taken to a private hospital.

She was operated for the first time and when the first wound was about to heal up no changes still she was still having stomach ache and was so thin.

She was then operated the second time, and she was oka. The problem now is that her wounds from the second operation is not healing up and she did not have diabetes.

Please what can we do because is like the doctors are confused self since July the wound is still bring out pus and it smelling, please help I don't want her to die....

Please @Lalasticala, Mynd44, Dominique your guys help is needed here.

This is urgent o

As urgent as it is, if you don't take actions she will die. Especially with the smell you're already witnessing

Take cogent steps now

RedPhoenix:
This is urgent o

As urgent as it is, if you don't take actions she will die. Especially with the smell you're already witnessing

Take cogent steps now

I don't understand o...

RedPhoenix:
This is urgent o

As urgent as it is, if you don't take actions she will die. Especially with the smell you're already witnessing

Take cogent steps now

What step do we need to take

damilola4162:
What step do we need to take

Chai. Are you even man up for this task

damilola4162:
Hello, Doctors on Nairaland,

I have a friend who was having stomach ache, around March.

She was taken to hospital for treatment but no changes. She was however, referred to general hospital, but because of COVID19 she was taken to a private hospital.

She was operated for the first time and when the first wound was about to heal up no changes still she was still having stomach ache and was so thin.

She was then operated the second time, and she was oka. The problem now is that her wounds from the second operation is not healing up and she did not have diabetes.

Please what can we do because is like the doctors are confused self since July the wound is still bring out pus and it smelling, please help I don't want her to die....

Please @Lalasticala, Mynd44, Dominique your guys help is needed here.

I can help. One of our patients had a similar problem in his leg. We gave him some products and now his leg is healed.

damilola4162:
Hello, Doctors on Nairaland,

I have a friend who was having stomach ache, around March.

She was taken to hospital for treatment but no changes. She was however, referred to general hospital, but because of COVID19 she was taken to a private hospital.

She was operated for the first time and when the first wound was about to heal up no changes still she was still having stomach ache and was so thin.

She was then operated the second time, and she was oka. The problem now is that her wounds from the second operation is not healing up and she did not have diabetes.

Please what can we do because is like the doctors are confused self since July the wound is still bring out pus and it smelling, please help I don't want her to die....

Please @Lalasticala, Mynd44, Dominique your guys help is needed here.

Do you have any idea of the nature of the surgeries, especially the second one

Protein0:
Do you have any idea of the nature of the surgeries, especially the second one

Not at all I would ask

MDK5:
I can help. One of our patients had a similar problem in his leg. We gave him some products and now his leg is healed.

I am listing sir...

damilola4162:
I am listing sir...

We gave him PURE products
They are nutritional products that help the body to heal by itself

damilola4162:
I am listing sir...

We gave him PURE products
They are nutritional products that help the body to heal by itself

I'm not a frequent NL user so I'll leave my number in case you need more information 08153041640

How can the Drs be confused on something that's as clear as daylight?
She has got infection arising from the operation.
It's either they drain the abscess or go in there again and drain it if antibiotics cannot take care of it.
Has the person been sent for a scan?
I am suspecting the Drs in order not to look bad are refusing to tell you people what it is and a possible need for further operation or that further aggressive treatment maybe needed using quite expensive antibiotics.
It's always the case in private hospitals,not wanting to tell the patient the whole truth,in d mistaken belief saying so may make the drs look incompetent and spoil the image of the hospital.
Operative wound infections are not uncommon,even in the developed world.
You must tackle it to the best of your ability or refer.
They may not also want to refer to avoid being made to look bad in tertiary hospitals,where the workers forget that handling complicated cases or cases that may have proved too tough for the referring centre are the very reason tertiary hospitals are set up.
If it becomes septic and she develops sepsis,sorry is her name because even advanced societies find it challenging treating sepsis.It has a high mortality rate.

damilola4162:
Hello, Doctors on Nairaland,

I have a friend who was having stomach ache, around March.

She was taken to hospital for treatment but no changes. She was however, referred to general hospital, but because of COVID19 she was taken to a private hospital.

She was operated for the first time and when the first wound was about to heal up no changes still she was still having stomach ache and was so thin.

She was then operated the second time, and she was oka. The problem now is that her wounds from the second operation is not healing up and she did not have diabetes.

Please what can we do because is like the doctors are confused self since July the wound is still bring out pus and it smelling, please help I don't want her to die....

Please @Lalasticala, Mynd44, Dominique your guys help is needed here.

How can the Drs be confused on something that's as clear as daylight?
She has got infection arising from the operation.
It's either they drain the abscess or go in there again and drain it if antibiotics cannot take care of it.
Has the person been sent for a scan?
I am suspecting the Drs in order not to look bad are refusing to tell you people what it is and a possible need for further operation or that further aggressive treatment maybe needed using quite expensive antibiotics.
It's always the case in private hospitals,not wanting to tell the patient the whole truth,in d mistaken belief saying so may make the drs look incompetent and spoil the image of the hospital.
Operative wound infections are not uncommon,even in the developed world.
You must tackle it to the best of your ability or refer.
They may not also want to refer to avoid being made to look bad in tertiary hospitals,where the workers forget that handling complicated cases or cases that may have proved too tough for the referring centre are the very reason tertiary hospitals are set up.
If it becomes septic and she develops sepsis,sorry is her name because even advanced societies find it challenging treating sepsis.It has a high mortality rate.