How long does it take to recover from cervical polyp surgery?

In recent years, the incidence of gynecological diseases has been increasing. Cervical cysts have become a common disease. Cervical cysts also cause great inconvenience to patients. If it is confirmed to be a cervical cyst, the patient must cooperate closely with the treatment. Many patients generally use surgery to treat cervical cysts. How long does it take for cervical polyp to heal after surgery?

Cervical polyps will appear seven to ten days after surgery and can be repaired. The patient will experience bleeding after surgery. Some patients will bleed more, while others will bleed less. Generally it all has to do with the patient's physical condition. Generally, the patient's bleeding will be significantly reduced about a week after surgery, and the color of the bleeding will gradually ease. If the patient's bleeding does not subside within a week, he or she must go to the hospital for a follow-up visit in time to check whether other symptoms are caused by surgical factors. After surgery, the patient should undergo regular gynecological examinations to prevent the recurrence of cervical cysts.

Cervical cysts are usually treated with surgical removal. After surgical removal, auxiliary medicine treatment is used to relieve inflammation. Since cervical polyps will continue to recur after surgical removal and will continue to grow and develop after removal, patients must go to the hospital for regular gynecological examinations. Cervical smear tests should also be performed regularly to prevent malignant lesions from occurring and endangering the patient's life, health and safety.

Daily care for patients with cervical cysts after surgery is also very important. The diet after surgery should be light in taste. Don't eat spicy and irritating foods such as spicy and garlic, don't eat seafood, beef, mutton and other cold foods, don't eat red dates, donkey-hide gelatin, royal jelly and other foods with strong stimulating effects. Patients should eat more vegetables and fruits, chicken, eggs, lean meat, and bean products to supplement the nutrients needed by the body. In daily life, you should pay more attention to cleanliness and hygiene, change underwear frequently, and avoid using lotions containing irritating estrogen to clean the genitals. Patients should also pay more attention to rest.

In short, once cervical cysts are confirmed, patients should be treated actively to avoid delaying the best treatment opportunity. After surgical removal, since cervical cysts are very prone to recurrence and will continue to grow again after removal, patients must undergo regular gynecological examinations. Patients must also pay more attention in their daily lives. Usually pay more attention to rest, exercise, and enhance the body's resistance. Maintaining an optimistic attitude to participate in treatment is very helpful for recovery.