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What Treatment Is Suggested For Enlargement Of Cyst Area Post Surgery?

my son had a cyst removed behind his ear, so they took the cyst out and it got infected, so we went back to the doctor and he opened it a little bit so it could drain, now he is on clindamycin, but the place where he operated opened up bigger, now what can be done
Wed, 22 Jan 2014
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Hello

Welcome in H.C.M.

I have gone through your query regarding cystic lump behind the ear from where a cyst had already being removed.

As you said that you developed a cystic lump in the site of operation for post aural cyst, it indicates that there some hemorrhage takes place in operative field therefore a cystic lump reappear and your doctor had drained it out.

Probably it was a right step and this will now heal up with the help of antibiotic and anti inflammatory.

I think your query is answered.

Regards.
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What Treatment Is Suggested For Enlargement Of Cyst Area Post Surgery?

Hello Welcome in H.C.M. I have gone through your query regarding cystic lump behind the ear from where a cyst had already being removed. As you said that you developed a cystic lump in the site of operation for post aural cyst, it indicates that there some hemorrhage takes place in operative field therefore a cystic lump reappear and your doctor had drained it out. Probably it was a right step and this will now heal up with the help of antibiotic and anti inflammatory. I think your query is answered. Regards.