Is cervical conization surgery painful?

Cervical conization is a type of minimally invasive surgery. There will undoubtedly be some trauma to the cervical tissue during the operation. Generally, due to the intervention of anesthetics during the operation, pain perception will not occur. However, after the anesthetic effect disappears after the operation, there will undoubtedly be pain. However, this type of pain is not very severe and usually only lasts for about three days.

Cervical conization is both a method of cervical examination and a treatment method for cervical diseases. Because when women suffer from some cervical diseases, they can achieve the actual treatment effect by surgically removing the diseased tissue. However, if the cervix is ​​in a certain position, it can be determined whether it is diseased or not through reasonable sampling and testing of the cervix. There are differences in individual conditions, and the actual effect and purpose of cervical conization will naturally change.

Under normal circumstances, minimally invasive surgeries such as cervical conization do not cause great harm to the human body. However, when removing or sampling cervical tissue, it will undoubtedly cause trauma inside the cervix, which will directly cause abnormal stimulation to the body and cause pain. Only during the operation, relevant operations must be performed after reasonable anesthesia, so there will be no pain during the operation, but as the postoperative anesthesia effect disappears, there will naturally be pain at the wound site, but this kind of pain will make female friends unbearable.

After the minimally invasive cervical conization surgery, due to the trauma inside the cervix and the limited effect of anesthetics, you will definitely feel obvious pain in the lower abdomen and bleeding in the vagina after the operation. Therefore, after the operation, you must properly clean your private parts, prohibit sexual intercourse, eat a light diet, stay in bed more, exercise less, work less, etc. Only after a series of key points and proper medical care can the wound inside the cervix heal quickly and the body condition be fully restored.

Generally speaking, cervical conization is a type of minimally invasive surgery. During the operation, the intervention effect of anesthetics can avoid the occurrence of pain. After the operation, as the anesthetic effect wears off, there will naturally be pain perception, but this type of pain has been buffered for a certain period of time, so the pain level after the operation will not be unbearable for women. Generally, the pain will last for about three days after the operation.