Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 21 years old. Medical history and treatment outcomes for cervical erosion (degree 2): On June 9th, she underwent a LEEP knife surgery for cervical erosion. What kind of help is needed: Thirteen days after the surgery, she started experiencing a small amount of light red bleeding. Sixteen days after the surgery, she danced for about an hour, with no intense movements, the most significant movement being a squat. Then, after another hour, the vagina began to secrete bright red blood. Within half an hour, it bled twice, and then she noticed blood clots coming out. After the clots were expelled, the bright red bleeding stopped. Today, she played an hour of tennis on the court, with no running but some basketball playing, and then she started bleeding bright red blood again. What is going on? Is this normal? Or has the condition worsened?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Your bleeding is related to your exercise to some extent. After surgery, it is important to rest, especially for cervical surgery, as vigorous exercise or contact can easily lead to skin breakdown and infection. It is recommended that you rest appropriately, pay attention to symptomatic treatment, and use topical anti-inflammatory medications as needed. Necessary follow-up and reexaminations should also be implemented. Wishing you a speedy recovery. The recurrence of cervical erosion poses a serious threat to women's health. Patients need to maintain clean external genital hygiene in daily life and avoid sexual activity. Finally, we hope that female patients can receive effective treatment.