Patient's question:
Cervical erosion degree 3, the doctor recommended surgery, and the doctor said it was a LEEP surgery. I didn't understand it, and it wasn't like a computer-assisted procedure during the operation. Later, I found out that it could interfere with future normal vaginal delivery. I haven't been pregnant yet, so will it affect future normal vaginal delivery if I get pregnant? I also found out that this surgery could interfere with the elasticity of the cervix, making the cervical opening harder and affecting blood supply. Will these interferences definitely occur? Post-surgery, will there be a need for intravenous fluids for anti-inflammation and medication? How long will the medication last? How long will it take to fully heal? If I have sexual activity again in the future, will it recur? Are there any other interferences?Doctor's answer:
After the LEEP surgery, the cervix may be slightly less elastic. If you choose to give birth vaginally, it may lead to cervical laceration.Avoid sexual intercourse within two months after the surgery. Strictly avoid exerting abdominal pressure, heavy physical labor, and maintain good hygiene. Temporarily refrain from any vaginal medication and closely monitor vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain.
For patients with severe cervical erosion, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately. Follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Avoid changing medications arbitrarily, as this may counteract the therapeutic effect.