Patient's question:
Patient Age: I had a cervical erosion surgery a few days ago, and it was just yellow discharge with a little bit of blood. By the seventh day, the bleeding became much heavier, and there was still some dripping when I went to the bathroom. What should I do? I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said it's bleeding from the cervix. What kind of assistance is needed: What could be the reason? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
On the 7th day after the physical treatment for cervical erosion, the skin peeled off. This is due to the premature shedding of the scab from the surgical wound. It's similar to our regular wounds—opening the scar too early can lead to skin peeling again.1. If the current bleeding amount is similar to that of menstruation, it is necessary to quickly open the vagina under sterile conditions at the hospital. Apply some gelatin dressing or medication to compress the bleeding area on the cervix.
2. If there is only a small amount of peeling, you can try taking some oral hemostatic drugs.
3. Since peeling can easily lead to infection, it is necessary to take many anti-inflammatory drugs along with the oral hemostatic drugs.