Patient's question:
My wife has been experiencing worsening cervical erosion in this period. Suddenly yesterday, she had heavy bleeding downstairs, and then came to the hospital for a cervical erosion surgery. I'm worried that if she doesn't pay attention after the surgery, it might worsen her constipation condition. So, what should she pay attention to after the cervical erosion surgery?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion usually does not require surgery. If surgery is performed, it is necessary to avoid sexual intercourse for three months after the procedure. Approximately two weeks after the surgery, a significant amount of bloody discharge may reappear, which is a normal occurrence. It is important to maintain clean and dry external genitalia to prevent infection. If the wound has completely healed, and abnormal vaginal discharge reappears, oral anti-inflammatory medication can be taken for treatment. Cervical surgery does not alleviate constipation.Patients with cervical erosion can, while receiving professional treatment, also use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. It is necessary to maintain a balanced diet and avoid stimulating foods in daily eating habits.