Patient's question:
[Description of condition: Previously discovered cervical erosion, lesion 10%, underwent LEEP procedure. Will the lesion recur? Treatment history and effectiveness: Had follow-up after surgery, but did not re-examine whether the lesion was eliminated. Desired help: If the lesion was not present at the time, would it still recur? Code]Doctor's answer:
Hello, there is a certain probability of recurrence, but it is not high. Each person's probability of recurrence is different, and regular follow-up is required. The main side effect of LEEP surgery is causing cervical adhesions and stenosis, which can affect pregnancy, but the incidence rate is relatively low. If your cervical erosion has TCT indicating cellular abnormalities, it can be performed. If there are no abnormalities in TCT, it is not necessary to do it, and follow-up is sufficient. Rest is required for 2 months post-surgery, and sexual intercourse is prohibited. Around 2 weeks after the surgery, crusting may fall off, which may cause bleeding. The recovery period lasts for 2 months.