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  • 14/08/2025

How can I arrange a home visit for stitches removal after knee replacement surgery in Pimple Gurav area The patient can't climb stairs so walking to a clinic isn't an option right now

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To arrange a home visit for stitch removal after a knee replacement in Pimple Gurav, contact your surgeon's office or the hospital where the surgery was performed. They can likely connect you with a home healthcare service or a nurse who provides in-home care for stitch removal. You can also explore options for home healthcare services in Pimple Gurav, ensuring they offer stitch removal services and are familiar with post-knee replacement care

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Answered 14/08/2025

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