Lucky 3% wrote:What do you call it when the pump sticks to the skin, but you don't have a fever?
"adhesion" or "scar tissue adhesion"
The treatment is to break up the scar tissue (collagen, a fibrous tissue the body makes from proteins to repair damage) by massage (which is moderately painful, but less so if you do it while the collagen fibers are forming).
Earlier is better, but ignoring it is non-productive.
If they are truly problematic and do not respond to massage, surgery can release them. Laparoscopic surgery is minimally invasive, but post-op, you should plan on following the proper protocol to prevent recurrence.
