Patient's question:
After the cervical erosion surgery, there has been a continuous flow of water for 12 days, with extremely small amounts of peeling that have persisted for 13 consecutive days. Is this normal? Is it necessary to see a doctor?Doctor's answer:
After the cervical erosion surgery, there was initially a flow of liquid, followed by minimal bleeding. I am unaware of the specific type of surgery performed. If it was a microwave, laser, BOM light, or Lipp procedure, it is normal to experience a flow of yellow liquid during the desquamation period after the treatment, followed by. However, your current condition—first experiencing a 12-day flow of liquid and then a 13-day period of bleeding that has not yet subsided—has been going on for a relatively long time. It is suspected that there are active bleeding sites in the wound of the cervical surgery, making it difficult to apply medication independently.It is recommended to go to a prenatal check-up immediately, carefully examine the wound of the cervical surgery, identify the active bleeding sites, and apply medication to resolve the issue. For patients with severe cervical erosion, it is advised to seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice for timely treatment. Avoid blindly relying on advertisements or over-the-counter medications, as this may worsen the condition.