Patient's question:
Three more days have passed. During this time, I experienced my menstrual period. After a month, I went to the hospital for a follow-up check-up. The doctor said that the cervical wound had completely healed, with no obvious bleeding points, but there is still a small amount of red discharge now. What kind of help do I need:Hello, is this normal? My classmate recovered in more than 10 days. I’m a bit worried. How long does a longer recovery period usually last? Please help me with this!
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Generally, after a cervical erosion surgery, vaginal discharge may increase again in the first two weeks, with symptoms such as yellow discharge, purulent white discharge, or even bloody. It usually gradually increases over about one month. If there is no unusual odor, fever, or heavy bleeding, and only a small amount of red discharge, it is considered normal. Every person's condition and physical constitution are different, so the recovery time can vary. Your situation is a normal phenomenon after cervical erosion surgery, and it usually takes about one month to gradually return to normal. It may take longer, up to two to three months, for the cervical wound to fully heal. It is recommended that you always maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia and avoid washing the vaginal interior.