Patient's question:
I focus on magnetic resonance rescue for cervical erosion. I had sexual intercourse on the third or fourth day after treatment. What will be the consequences?Doctor's answer:
Focused on the occurrence of increased vaginal discharge, leakage, yellow leukorrhea, purulent leukorrhea, or even bloody discharge within 1-2 weeks after magnetic resonance rescue. Generally, it gradually increases over about 1 month, which is a normal phenomenon. No odor, no fever, no thickened or broken skin is nothing to worry about. It is important to maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia at all times, and avoid washing the vaginal interior. Strictly prohibit cycling within half a month. Bathtub bathing and sexual activity are prohibited for 2 months. A follow-up examination at the hospital is required 2 months after the operation. Premature sexual activity can increase the risk of infection and may also affect the complete postoperative recovery. If symptoms such as yellow leukorrhea, odor, or external genital itching reappear in the near future, it is necessary to seek timely follow-up treatment. In addition to treating cervical erosion.