Patient's question:
Married to my husband for three years, I've been pregnant twice. Before, I thought I was still young and didn't plan to have children, so I had two abortions. Recently, after deciding to have a child, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The results said I had severe cervical erosion and needed surgery. How long after cervical erosion surgery can I have a child?Doctor's answer:
After cervical erosion surgery, there is a period of recovery required. Generally, it is necessary to wait for three months until the body has fully recovered before considering pregnancy, which is relatively more appropriate. After the erosion surgery, it is important to follow routine anti-inflammatory and dressing change measures. For one month, sexual activity and tub baths should be strictly prohibited. A light diet should be maintained, avoiding spicy, irritating, and internally heating foods. Smoking and drinking beer should also be avoided.