Patient's question:
I had surgery for a cervical polyp. After the surgery, there was yellowish-brown watery discharge. It's the fourth day now, and two bubble-like things have peeled off.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Preoperative cervical examinations such as colposcopy were performed. What kind of help is needed: Is it normal?
Doctor's answer:
When removing cervical polyps, it is generally absolutely rare to have excessive bleeding after the procedure. However, it is common to cut deeper, which can result in symptoms such as crusting and bleeding at the wound site around one week post-surgery. These are all normal. The duration and amount of bleeding are related to the size of the wound. It is recommended to take oral antibiotics after the surgery, avoid sexual activity, and avoid tub baths. Post-surgery, a follow-up check-up should be conducted around two weeks later.For patients with cervical polyps, in addition to understanding standard medical treatment, dietary therapy can be used as a supplementary treatment in daily life. It is important to maintain a balanced diet and avoid foods.