Patient's question:
Hello, I had an abortion and cervical erosion surgery on March 27th. After the surgery, I took a box of Xin Chua Neng Granules and didn't bleed until the fifth and sixth days when I started having slight bleeding. I also have a dull pain in my abdomen. Could it be an infection? What medicine can help? How long should I wait to get a thorough check-up? Is an ultrasound enough? How can cervical erosion be thoroughly checked? About my previous treatment and its effectiveness: I had surgery. What kind of help would you like? Hello, I had an abortion and cervical erosion surgery on March 27th. After the surgery, I took a box of Xin Chua Neng Granules and didn't bleed until the fifth and sixth days when I started having slight bleeding. I also have a dull pain in my abdomen. Could it be an infection? What medicine can help? How long should I wait to get a thorough check-up? Is an ultrasound enough? How can cervical erosion be thoroughly checked?Doctor's answer:
Generally, from the 6th to the 14th day after surgery, there may still be a bloody-tinged liquid discharge or mild pain. After the surgery, there may be some unpleasant odor in the lower abdomen, but there is no need to worry; it will disappear after a few days. Pay attention to nutrition after surgery, avoid seafood and spicy foods, and do not consume cold items. Rest properly, frequently wash the external genitalia, and change underwear often. Do not have sexual intercourse for two months after surgery. On the day of surgery, you can engage in light daily exercises, but avoid strenuous activities within three days. Bathtub baths are strictly prohibited within one month. Between the 4th and 6th weeks after surgery, have a prenatal check-up to carefully examine the healing of the cervical wound. Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease that is prone to recurrence. During treatment,