Patient's question:
As people get older, their bodies don't perform as well as they used to. There can be some health issues. A few months ago, I was diagnosed with cervical erosion and needed surgery. Now the surgery has been done, and it was successful. However, how should the postoperative inflammation be handled?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a relatively common chronic inflammation in gynecology. If the inflammation is severe, surgical treatment can be performed. Generally, at least one month after the surgery, sexual intercourse is not allowed. During this period, appropriate oral antibiotics can be taken to prevent infection. If necessary, topical medications can be used under the guidance of a local doctor to aid in reducing inflammation. A follow-up examination at the hospital one month after the surgery is recommended to confirm the complete recovery.