Patient's question:
Last month on the 23rd, I had an abortion and cervical erosion surgery. In the past few days, there have been occasional white, purulent discharges. The doctor said there was a lot of leukorrhea. What should I do in this situation? Besides always feeling dizzy, when I stand up from bed in the morning, there are a few seconds of blackness in front of my eyes.Doctor's answer:
What are the precautions for patients with cervical erosion after surgery. First, it is necessary to advise the patient to maintain the cleanliness of the external genitalia and pay attention to observing the color and amount of vaginal discharge, as well as any other unusual odors. It is also important to inform the patient that during the wound healing process, there may be vaginal discharge, and that in the first 1-2 days after surgery, the amount of vaginal discharge may increase. An increase in vaginal discharge, discharge, and yellowish leukorrhea with bloody, are all normal conditions. As the wound gradually heals, the amount of discharge will decrease, and the wound will fully heal, with the discharge stopping.