How long does it take for cervical erosion surgery to remove the scab?

Cervical erosion is a relatively serious uterine disease. This disease can cause the uterus to smell bad and have abnormal leucorrhea. Patients need to receive timely treatment. In addition, when cervical erosion occurs, it can be treated with a Lip knife. It takes 10 days for the scab to fall off after the operation. The wound caused by cervical erosion surgery is relatively small, and it can be cured by avoiding sexual intercourse and vaginal infection.

1. How long does it take for cervical erosion to shed after surgery?

Patients with cervical erosion will generally shed their scabs about ten days after surgery, and there will be bleeding. The amount of bleeding mainly depends on the size of the wound during surgery, and of course it is also related to the patient's physical constitution. However, if the amount of bleeding is too much, you must go to the hospital for hemostasis in time. If the patient's wound is not peeled off at one time, it will first peel off at the healing place, and then fall off at other places. In this case, the bleeding time will be relatively long.

2. Does mild cervical erosion require surgery?

Generally speaking, mild to moderate cervical erosion does not require surgery, as surgery can easily affect reproductive function. The treatment of cervical erosion is mainly local treatment, among which physical therapy is the most commonly used. The treatment principle is to use various physical methods to cause the eroded surface to necrotize and fall off, and be covered with new squamous epithelium. Physical therapy is not only safe, efficient, simple and painless. However, since there are so many physical therapy methods, the specific treatment method needs to be determined by the doctor based on clinical symptoms and examination results.

3. Does surgery for cervical erosion hurt?

Current surgical methods for treating cervical erosion have eliminated the original problems of large trauma and difficulty in treatment, and can largely avoid pain and bleeding in patients. They can effectively preserve tissue integrity and only restore and repair local trauma, often achieving ideal treatment results in one go.

After surgical treatment of cervical erosion, it is still necessary to continue using anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs for a period of time to avoid recurrence of the disease. If the patient experiences severe pain during the treatment, other symptoms may occur. It is recommended that the patient cooperate patiently with the screening of symptoms.

If the patient's physical condition meets the corresponding surgical indications, they must follow the doctor's advice for surgery. The surgical treatment of cervical erosion will involve anesthesia, so the patient can tolerate it and there is no need to worry too much!

What should I pay attention to after cervical erosion surgery?

1. Keep the vulva clean

Whether cervical erosion is treated with medication, physical therapy or surgery, the vulva should be kept clean after treatment, and sexual intercourse, tub bathing, swimming and vaginal douching should be prohibited before the wound is completely healed. A small amount of bleeding is normal. If the bleeding increases, exceeds the menstrual volume or the bleeding time is too long, you should go to the hospital in time to find out the cause and stop the bleeding as soon as possible.

2. Take effective contraceptive measures

After cervical erosion surgery, timely and effective contraceptive measures should be taken to reduce the incidence of artificial abortion and induced labor, thereby reducing the chance of artificial trauma and bacterial infection.

3. Take rest

Some patients will experience a slight feeling of falling after the operation, which will improve the next day; pay attention to proper rest and avoid doing heavy physical work.

4. Regular follow-up after treatment

During treatment, if the secretions are found to have a foul odor, seek medical attention promptly and remove the cotton balls in the vagina during medication treatment to prevent infection. After surgery, follow-up examinations are performed regularly according to the doctor's instructions based on the recovery status.