When to consult the emergency service of your insurer?

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• Pain that does not improve with the medications ordered by the surgeon.

• In case of fever. 

• If the wound begins to secrete purulent material (matter).

• Heavy bleeding that doesn't stop. 

• Permanent dizziness. 

• Difficulty breathing or choking sensation that improves with changing position. 

• Difficulty urinating or having a bowel movement. 

• Headache that doesn't get better. 

• Numbness in extremities that does not improve with time.