How many years can you survive after cervical resection?

The cervix is ​​very important to women. It is the connecting channel between the upper reproductive system and the lower reproductive system. It can effectively prevent pathogens from invading the upper reproductive system and is of great help in maintaining women's health. Therefore, we should pay close attention to our cervical health in our daily lives. If we find that there are changes in the cervix or uterus and the condition cannot be controlled by conservative treatment, it is best to perform cervical conization immediately to prevent further aggravation of the symptoms.

So can you survive two years after cervical conization? There are many factors that affect the survival period after cervical conization, such as the patient's age, actual condition, and postoperative medical care. If the patient does not have a fatal disease and takes appropriate care measures after the operation, the body can completely return to normal after the disease is cured, and the patient can live a normal life like a normal person. The surgery will not affect the patient's life expectancy. However, if the patient has cervical cancer, uterine cancer, etc. that cause serious symptoms, and the disease has developed to the terminal stage, and if the corresponding care measures are not taken after surgery, then the symptoms are likely to recur, which will seriously affect the patient's life span and threaten the patient's personal safety.

Medical care after cervical conization is critical. After surgery, the patient must pay attention to bed rest and not get up and move around immediately to avoid affecting the body's recovery, otherwise it would be a loss of the greater for the smaller. In addition, patients should adjust their mental state, maintain a positive attitude, actively cooperate with doctors for treatment, and take relevant medicines on time and in the right amount, so that the body can recover as soon as possible. We must never indulge in the negative emotions of anxiety and restlessness, otherwise it will not only affect the body's recovery, but also have a negative impact on the condition. In addition, patients should also develop good living habits to keep the area clean and minimize the occurrence of unexpected situations such as infection.

Based on the above introduction, I believe everyone has an understanding of how long it will take to survive two years after cervical conization. Cervical conization surgery itself will not affect the patient's life span, but if the patient has a serious disease, such as advanced cervical cancer, uterine cancer, etc., then even if surgery is performed, it can only prolong the patient's life span and cannot completely cure the condition.