Most of the time EU patients do not have bloody drainage. Is there any advantage to that?
Yes it is. :) If you want to know what is the advantage to not have the bloody drainage, please click the youtube link below :)
Is Bleeding after jaw surgery is normal?
Minor bleeding after jaw surgery is common.
You should expect your saliva to be bloody for several days. Heavy bleeding
with clot formation is unusual and your doctor should be called if noted. As
mentioned earlier, intermittent light nasal bleeding is to be expected.
* Periodic
bleeding is expected after oral and facial surgery for the first week. This
should not be excessive and will most likely stop within minutes of starting.
* With
upper jaw surgery, you may experience blood from the nose for the first week. Do not blow your
nose.
* Do
not spit it out and try your best to swell it.
* Try
to keep your tongue away from the surgical area as to not disturb the sites and
blood clots.
* Bruising
is normal after jaw surgery and will usually last for 2-3 weeks. It may even
extend down into the upper chest area.
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