Patient's question:
On November 30th, I had a cervical erosion surgery, and on December 11th, I had intercourse. There was a very small amount of peeling. How serious is it?Doctor's answer:
First, there are many treatments for cervical erosion. Currently, physical methods are commonly used, such as microwave, cryotherapy, laser, high-frequency electric wave, and focused on magnetic resonance therapy. Regardless of the method, after the surgery, it is important to change underwear frequently and maintain local cleanliness and dryness. During this period, avoid using hot water to rinse or take a bath, and strictly prohibit sexual activity for two months. Ten days after the surgery, you can resume sexual activity. However, the healing of the wound may be affected, leading to skin peeling, so it is recommended to strictly prohibit sexual activity for two months. After two months, follow-up is required. Take anti-inflammatory medication. If you are currently taking other oral medications, consult your doctor before taking them. Cervical erosion is a disease that is not easy to recover from. Friends with this condition should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in fighting cervical erosion and believe that they will surely recover.