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The clamping surgery is a treatment for patients with gynecological diseases or unexpected pregnancy, in which the uterus is removed by using a tube clamp technique. Just like uterine fibroids, a relatively common gynecological disease, the treatment effect of clamping surgery is relatively more ideal. But for some women who are in too much pain, they want to know if it will be painful for the whole family to undergo surgery to open the cervix? The following is a brief introduction to how the clamping surgery is performed.

First of all, before performing the clamping surgery, an accurate examination must be done to determine the area and size of the uterine fibroids, and then a medical basis can be provided for further surgery. If no examination is done, then clamp surgery is prone to surgical accidents. The examination is mainly based on B-ultrasound examination, and some women may need to cooperate with laparoscopy.

The next step is to undergo clamping surgery, which will cause some pain. However, most of this pain does not occur at the cervical opening, but only in the uterus. Just like uterine fibroids, because uterine fibroids grow in the uterus, the clamping surgery is to clamp the uterine fibroids out of the body, so the ruptured location of the uterine fibroids will cause a certain amount of pain. However, nowadays, anesthetics are used during surgery, so the pain of clamp surgery will not be too severe.

Finally, after the clamping procedure, pain may last for 7 to 15 days. If side effects such as vaginal bleeding occur during this period, the patient must go to the hospital for a follow-up visit immediately. Also, during the rehabilitation period, it is best to drink more high-protein foods in the diet, because protein can not only make the body recover faster, but also have the effect of relieving pain.

The above is a detailed introduction to "Will it be painful to open the cervix during clamp surgery?" From the above introduction, it can be seen that the clamp surgery will cause some pain, but this pain is not too severe and most women can accept it. Secondly, if the pain is very severe, you can ask the doctor to prescribe some painkillers. Taking a small amount of painkillers will not affect your endocrine system.