Can you take medicine after cervical erosion surgery?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: Menstruation lasts a long time, bleeding during intercourse, stomach pain
History of Treatment and Effect: Just finished cervical erosion cone resection yesterday, and it's bleeding today
Help Needed: Is it normal? Can I use medication at night?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, generally, scab shedding and bleeding occur around half a month after cervical erosion surgery, but the bleeding is usually bright red, without any dark blood. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a follow-up check to assess the recovery of your cervix. For the first month after surgery, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited. You need to have a follow-up check to ensure that the cervix has fully recovered before resuming sexual activity.
Candida is a very stubborn inflammation, making it prone to recurrence and difficult to eradicate completely. Therefore, it is clinically considered cured only if no Candida is detected after three consecutive months of follow-up.
During treatment, sexual intercourse should be avoided because Candida is contagious. This helps prevent cross-infection, recurrence, and interference with treatment effectiveness.
Both partners need to be treated for Candida. Additionally, during treatment, underwear should be replaced entirely with new ones. They should be boiled and then exposed to sunlight to kill bacteria. While taking oral medication, vaginal cleaning and medication should also be performed to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment.