The stitches will be removed in 14 days, and the stitches will not grow in the flesh. Because there is a strict time limit for stitch removal in each area. Since the doctor informed us that the stitches will be removed after 14 days, they will not grow in the flesh. The stitches are divided into absorbable and non-absorbable stitches, the absorbable stitches will be absorbed by the body, and the non-absorbable stitches are fine as long as they are removed according to the prescribed time. 14 days to remove the stitches may be for the joints or the limbs, where the blood flow and nerves are a little worse, so the stitches are usually removed a little later. During the period when the stitches are not yet removed, patients usually pay attention to whether there is bleeding, pus or swelling at the stitches. In addition, patients should pay attention to keeping the affected area dry and changing medication regularly, thus reducing the risk of infection and helping the body to recover as soon as possible. Also, local itching may occur during the wound healing period, so remember not to scratch to avoid tearing the threads and causing the wound to disintegrate. In addition, patients can eat foods rich in protein and potassium, as well as fresh vegetables and fruits, such as eggs, milk, lean meat, celery, cabbage, apples, oranges, etc. Avoid spicy and stimulating foods, smoking, alcohol, staying up late and other undesirable factors in order to promote wound recovery.