Patient's question:
I am 26 years old, with cervical erosion, and have been treated for a long time. Now I don't want to take medication anymore. What should I pay attention to after an abortion and cervical erosion surgery?Doctor's answer:
Patient flow surgery and cervical erosion surgery should not be performed simultaneously. Postoperative preventive measures are necessary to prevent infection. Maintain external genital hygiene, rest for two weeks, and avoid sexual intercourse during this period. After ten days of cervical erosion surgery, scabs may fall off, resulting in a small amount of vaginal discharge. Avoid sexual intercourse for two weeks. Repair surgery, I'm not entirely sure about this, it seems there isn't a specific name for this surgery. These hospitals may engage in excessive treatment, so before treating true second-degree erosion, it is necessary to check cervical TCT and HPV. Then laser, electrocautery, and other treatments can be performed. During treatment, patients need to follow a balanced diet, maintain regular sleep patterns, actively participate in physical exercise, and regulate physical and mental health to maintain personal hygiene. Avoid bacterial invasion due to a weakened immune system.