This kind of suture is absorbable and will break due to self-absorption after a certain period of time. This is normal. It usually takes about 10 days, and this will happen. This absorbable line is 2 weeks in principle. If it is not absorbed, it must be removed manually. The function of this suture is to bring the wound together and promote healing. As long as the wound heals, this thread is useless. But now it's a foreign body.

You pull the line first. If it hurts, you can wait another two days. If not, you can just unplug it. The same is true for taking the thread in the hospital. You can pull it out directly with tweezers.

I pulled it out directly on 14.5, and some of it didn't hurt, so it was easy to pull it out. One needle hurts a little, and the thread is not absorbed at all. It's completely pulled out, and there is still some blood. It will be fine the next day. Try it. Just pull out the iodophor.