Patient's question:
Hello doctor:After I was diagnosed with severe cervical erosion, I was found to have a mycoplasma infection. After being cured, I underwent a cervical endocervical conization surgery, which was performed on December 18th. Since then, there has been a small amount of yellow fluid. Last night, on December 29th, I noticed the yellow fluid mixed with red, and I have a slight abdominal distension. I would like to ask if this is normal or if there is a problem? What should I do?
Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a gradual evolution from chronic cervical inflammation and is not caused by Jie'eryin. After undergoing a self-curettage procedure, yellow discharge typically lasts for 10 to 20 days. Subsequently, crusting and bleeding may occur for 7 to 10 days. However, no medication should be used inside the vagina. After cervical erosion surgery, you may experience lower abdominal discomfort or pressure, but it is also important to rule out pelvic inflammation. I recommend you have an ultrasound examination.Once cervical erosion is treated, a gynecological examination should be conducted every six months. Generally, recurrence is rare, as vaginal infections can be treated promptly during these regular check-ups. Additionally, pay attention to sexual hygiene for both partners and personal hygiene. Menstrual hygiene should also be maintained. It usually does not affect fertility. Wishing you good health!