What to do after cervical erosion surgery

Patient's question:

I had the microwave surgery last month on the 26th. Now every day there's water flowing out, and I have lower back pain, back pain, and stomach pain. I haven't taken much medicine. What should I do? How long does it take for postoperative complications to heal? What should I do after a cervical erosion surgery?

Doctor's answer:

Post-treatment Precautions for Cervical Erosion
After treatment, it is important to maintain constant cleanliness of the external genitalia. During the period before the wound fully heals, sexual activity, tub baths, ice skating, and vaginal douching should be strictly prohibited. Paying attention to these precautions can better prevent the recurrence of cervical erosion.
After treatment, adequate rest should be ensured, avoiding staying up late and engaging in heavy physical labor. Reduce the intake of spicy foods, avoid exposure to cold, and primarily consume light, nutritious meals.
Additionally, during the treatment period for cervical erosion, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. It is essential to ensure adequate rest while allowing for appropriate activity to prevent unnecessary harm.