Really strange...scab/irritation covering waistline incision site from 2005?!

samwoldMember

I had a two-step procedure all the way back in 2005. Over the past week, I have had some soreness at the site of the laparoscopic incision along my waistline. I am a bit overweight, so I did not notice until it became sore. I looked today, and it was scabbed over with a dark color which freaked me out. I went to urgent care and they removed the scab and put some ointment on it.

I find this extremely odd since it has been so long since I had the surgeries. It is along my waistline, so I am sure my pants/belt have rubbed up against the incision site. I just don't understand how it got to the point that it was fully scabbed without me noticing.

Has anybody ever had something like this happen? Hope everybody is doing well.

Sam

9/25/227:38 PM

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