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Would I know if I had a leak?

3 weeks 2 days out. Met with primary care and surgeon 2 days ago and all seems fine. Having some pain (ache) at top incision and am paranoid. No fever, but did have a rapid heartbeat earlier right after trying humus for first time. Not feeling sick just anxious.

Thanks

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    Sounds like a light allergic reaction to me.

    But, as in all things: If it concerns you enough to post here, call your surgeon's office.

    That way, you will get the correct answers and be on the way to feeling physically and mentally better much faster than just guessing.

    Feel better.

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