How should recovery be carried out after cervical erosion surgery?

Patient's question:

Hello! I had a cervical erosion surgery a week ago, but I still have a lot of discharge. I've always loved exercising and used to do aerobics every night. Could you tell me when I can resume exercising? Thank you!

Doctor's answer:

Bleeding after cervical erosion surgery is a very normal phenomenon. Bleeding after cervical erosion surgery is caused by the shedding of the cervical wound scab. As long as the bleeding after cervical erosion surgery is light red or light yellow, it is considered normal.
If the amount of bleeding exceeds the normal menstrual flow, or if the discharge has an odor, is excessive, and is accompanied by abdominal pain, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment. Postoperative with physical therapy such as microwave treatment is beneficial for wound healing. It is best to have regular follow-up examinations.
Normal condition: 2-3 days after surgery, vaginal discharge begins to increase and stops within 1-2 weeks. Around 7-14 days, the scab on the wound falls off, and the discharge has a special odor. New tissue grows in the cervix, and the newly formed squamous epithelium gradually grows from the outer edge or in scattered spots, merging together. The entire merging process takes about 1-1.5 months.

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