Treatment and follow-up of bleeding after cervical conization

For many women, when their cervix is ​​diseased, many women are particularly worried that their cervix will induce cancer after the disease, so many women choose cervical conization surgery. However, some women experience bleeding after the surgery, so they want to fully understand the treatment and follow-up. In order for you to understand it as soon as possible, please take a look at the introduction below.

Bleeding after surgery. Immediate bleeding after surgery is due to poor hemostasis during surgery. Secondary bleeding after surgery often occurs 5 to 12 days after surgery, and is more common in patients with deep resection of lesions and concurrent infections. Depending on the amount of bleeding, gauze compression, freezing, electrocautery, and re-suturing may be used, and occasionally hysterectomy may be required.

Precautions

1. It is best to choose any day for the surgery between the end of menstruation and one week before the next menstruation.

2. Before the operation, routine blood tests and coagulation time should be performed, as well as tests for liver and kidney function, syphilis, HIV, hepatitis B two-to-half, hepatitis C, and an electrocardiogram is also required.

3. Preoperative examination of leucorrhea such as trichomonas fungi and pus cells should be performed to rule out vaginitis before surgery. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva to avoid postoperative infection.

4. Avoid sexual intercourse within two months after surgery to prevent bleeding and wound infection.

5. If vaginal bleeding exceeds the amount of menstrual bleeding after the operation, you should go to the best local hospital immediately to stop the bleeding. Excessive vaginal bleeding may be life-threatening.

Postoperative follow-up

Follow up with HPV, anti-cancer smear and colposcopy three months after surgery. As long as all the tests are normal, check again after half a year. Six times every six months. If it is still normal, you can check it again once a year. A total of 8 years were checked. If there is no problem, you can rest assured. The most important thing is that there is no recurrence in the first two years.

Treatment and follow-up of bleeding after cervical conization. For many patients who experience bleeding after surgery, in order to get rid of this situation as soon as possible and improve as soon as possible after treatment, you must have a comprehensive understanding of the treatment methods introduced above, and then improve as soon as possible through effective treatment, and also do a good job of follow-up, so as to ensure the success rate of the operation.