Is cervical conization painful?

Cervical conization is a bit painful because it requires removing internal trauma to the cervix, which may cause abnormal stimulation to the body and cause pain. Therefore, anesthesia is required for the operation, and more attention should be paid to the hygiene of the uterus after the operation. Regarding the postoperative care and surgical procedure of cervical conization, we can learn about the following content.

Generally speaking, a minor surgery such as cervical conization will not cause much damage to the body, but when performing surgery to remove or sample cervical tissue, it will definitely cause trauma inside the cervix, which will directly lead to abnormal stimulation of the body and cause pain. However, during the operation, relevant operations must be performed after effective anesthesia, so there will be no pain during the operation. However, as the effect of anesthesia wears off after the operation, there will naturally be pain in the wound area, but this kind of pain will not make female friends unbearable.

After the minor cervical conization operation, due to the trauma inside the cervix and the time-limited effect of anesthetics, you will definitely feel obvious pain in the lower abdomen and a small amount of vaginal bleeding after the operation. Therefore, you must effectively clean the private parts, prohibit sexual intercourse, eat a light diet, rest in bed more, exercise less, work less, etc. Only after a series of detailed and effective care can the wound inside the cervix heal quickly, thereby fully resting the body.

To sum up, cervical conization is a minor surgery. During the operation, the intervention of anesthetics will avoid the occurrence of pain. After the operation, as the effect of anesthetics subsides, there will naturally be pain. It’s just that this pain has been buffered for a certain period of time, so the degree of postoperative pain will not make women unbearable. Usually, the pain will last for about three days after the operation.