What Are the Common Signs of Infection After Surgery?

I’m worried about the risk of infection after my surgery. What are the early signs of infection, and when should I contact my doctor?

Common signs of infection after  speech therapy services surgery include redness, swelling, or increased warmth around the incision site, along with pain that worsens rather than improves. Discharge or pus from the wound, fever, and chills are also key indicators. If these symptoms occur, it's essential to contact your healthcare provider immediately to prevent further complications and ensure prompt treatment.