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Wound break down

Hi, Newbie to the forum. Had RNY 7th May, 2 weeks post op I went to see surgeon due to a reddening of my incision (long incision open bypass) He said I had fluid behind it and incisied it. Long story short, it had so much fluid behind it, I now have a negative pressure vaccuum pump attatched for up to 3 months. No infection, just my body over reacted. So annoyed :(

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    I'm sorry to hear this. :(

    I know what a hassle this is from past surgeries. This is not a fun process to go through. Stay strong, and remember this too shall pass. I know that's hard right now, being in the middle of it.

    I developed an infection to one of my port sites during my stay at the hospital.

    I am still draining. dressing changes twice a day.

    Positive thoughts sent your way!

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