Patient's question:
[Condition Description: I just had a LEEP procedure five days ago. Today I feel bloated and slightly painful in my abdomen, similar to what I usually feel before my period. In the past few days, there has been some watery discharge, requiring the use of sanitary pads. Is this normal? Additionally, I would like to ask if I can eat seafood?History of Treatment and Effect: Five days ago, I had a LEEP procedure and received intravenous drips for three days.
Desired Help: Detailed answers.]
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is common to experience an increase in vaginal discharge, leakage, yellow or purulent discharge, or even bloody discharge within 1-2 weeks after surgery. This usually gradually decreases within about 1 month, and it is a normal phenomenon. Avoid riding a bicycle for at least 2 weeks, and refrain from swimming in baths or engaging in sexual activity for 2 months. A follow-up visit to the hospital is required 2 months after the surgery. If there is an odor, it may indicate an infection. It is best to maintain local cleanliness and hygiene, avoid spicy foods, and avoid frequent or unclean sexual activity. Currently, Tinidazole effervescent tablets can be used for local vaginal administration to treat the condition. If necessary, a discharge test and ultrasound examination may be performed to confirm the cause and provide symptomatic treatment.