Patient's question:
Medical Description: Previously, I had some itching in the lower vagina. After a doctor's examination, it was diagnosed as cervical erosion degree 4. Subsequently, I also underwent surgery. The surgery was performed on July 31st. The past two days, I have been experiencing continuous bleeding (August 12th). Is this normal?History of Treatment and Effect: After knowing I had cervical erosion, I immediately cooperated with the doctor to have surgery. After the surgery, I took medication and used suppositories. Recently, I noticed bleeding.
What Help I Need: I want to ask if this situation is harmful to the body or if it is a normal condition.
Doctor's answer:
Hello! It is normal to have yellow watery vaginal discharge after cervical erosion surgery, but generally, desquamation bleeding should occur around two weeks post-surgery. However, there are cases where desquamation may happen earlier.Advice: Based on your situation, the vaginal bleeding occurring one week after cervical erosion surgery should be considered as premature desquamation. It is recommended to visit the hospital for examination to check if the wound has healed normally. If necessary, follow the doctor's guidance for local medication treatment. Rest well, avoid overexertion, maintain cleanliness and hygiene of the external genitalia, and clean the external genitalia with warm water daily. Avoid sitting baths or soaking baths, and refrain from sexual activity for one to two months.