Precautions after cervical conization

As the name of cervical cone excision surgery suggests, cervical cone excision surgery mainly involves removing a cone-like shape from the female cervix. Cervical cone resection surgery can effectively inhibit the spread of cancer cells on the uterus. After undergoing cervical cone resection surgery, women also have many things to pay attention to in order to promote wound recovery. In summary, the following points are all things to note after cervical resection surgery.

Things to note after cervical conization surgery

Postoperative care is very important for the patient's recovery. If the recovery is not good, it will not only be detrimental to the recovery of the disease, but will also further harm the patient's health. Specific precautions are as follows:

1. If there is a small amount of bleeding six to eight weeks after the operation, this is normal, so don't be overly nervous. If the flow is larger than the normal menstrual flow, it is recommended to see a doctor immediately.

2. Do not engage in strenuous exercise during this period, because this operation usually takes six to eight weeks to heal, so in order to avoid a small amount of bleeding during this period, strenuous exercise will aggravate the bleeding. During this period, you must not swim, use sitz baths or have sexual intercourse, as this will cause further infection. At the same time, you must use topical and oral medications under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Regular follow-up examinations are required. Within one month after the operation, it is best to have an examination once a week; after more than one month, it is recommended to have an examination every two weeks; thereafter, a follow-up examination can be conducted every three to six months. Follow-up examinations are very important, so it is recommended that you do them on time to avoid complications.