Patient's question:
During the scab shedding period, when I went for a follow-up check-up, I saw through the machine that the scab surface was black. The doctor said it was normal. What color should the scab surface be? If it's contagious, what symptoms would it cause? Is treatment necessary during the scab shedding period? How long does the scab shedding period last? If I encounter my period, will it be as easy to transmit cervical erosion as she said, considering I'm in the third week post-surgery and in the scab shedding period?Doctor's answer:
Post-LEEP Surgery Precautions: The wound requires approximately 2 months to heal and form a scar. During this period, it is advisable to avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible. Sexual activity can not only interfere with the healing of the cervical wound due to mechanical stimulation but may also lead to vaginal inflammation, thereby affecting the normal repair of the cervical tissue. After treatment, due to the healing of the wound, a significant amount of vaginal discharge may occur, which can sometimes cause inconvenience. It is important to maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia, wash the area frequently, but avoid using vaginal suppositories or performing vaginal douching on your own. Additionally, change underwear frequently and use sanitary pads when necessary.One to two months after treatment, it is necessary to return to the hospital for a follow-up examination to assess the healing of the cervical wound, allowing for timely treatment. At one week post-surgery, a follow-up is conducted to record the wound healing progress, vaginal bleeding, and discharge, as well as review the pathology results. On the seventh day after