Where to inject anesthetic for cervical conization

The cervix is ​​an important part of the female body and is responsible for tasks related to reproduction. The health of the cervix is ​​very important to women. Today's women are under tremendous pressure in life and work and often neglect their physical health. They only remember to check their bodies when they suffer from some diseases. When women have cervical disease and need to undergo cervical cone resection surgery, many people are concerned about whether marijuana can be injected during the operation.

Does cervical cone resection require anesthesia?

1. Cervical conization is actually a common surgical method for removing the cervix in clinical practice. It is mainly a surgical treatment for diseases such as cervical erosion and cervical hypertrophy. In fact, cervical conization surgery is very simple and takes a very short time. If everything goes well, it can be completed in about ten minutes.

2. However, no matter how simple the operation is, it will still cause pain, bleeding and other problems to the patient, so anesthesia is required. Otherwise, it is easy for the patient to be unable to continue the operation due to extreme pain, and eventually induce more serious injuries.

Where to inject anesthesia for cervical cone excision

1. When it comes to the question of where to inject the anesthetic for cervical conization, it must be a question that patients and friends are extremely concerned about. Generally, epidural anesthesia is used for anesthesia during cervical conization surgery. This type of anesthesia is to insert the needle between the vertebrae in the spinal segment to the epidural space. After the anesthetic is injected, it will be absorbed through the blood vessels in the space to anesthetize the corresponding nerve roots, and then the operation can be performed.

2. Cervical conization surgery is not complicated. Patients must try to relax as much as possible to avoid affecting the effect of the surgery due to excessive tension and worry during the operation. In addition, after the operation, they must pay attention to relevant diet and other series of care measures to help the body recover to a healthy state faster.

Precautions after cervical cone resection

1. Avoid activities in the early postoperative period.

Generally, patients are encouraged to interact as soon as possible after surgery. However, after cervical conization, the scab on the wound may fall off or the ligation may be loose, so early activities may cause bleeding. Bleeding about 2 weeks after surgery is mostly caused by suture absorption and loss of tension. Wound infection can also induce or aggravate bleeding. Therefore, try to avoid activity as much as possible in the early stage after cervical conization.

2. Sexual intercourse is prohibited within 3 months after surgery

Prevent cervical wound bleeding and infection

3. Patients should pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness after surgery.

In order to reduce wound infection, patients can start vaginal flushing one week after surgery to reduce wound infection and promote healing, and use antibiotics appropriately. In the early stage of vaginal flushing, you can use some medicines (consult your doctor for specific medicines) to dilute and then flush, and then flush with cold boiled water after 2 weeks. You need to buy special flushing equipment (available at pharmacies). It usually takes 2-3 months to flush, and it cannot be flushed during menstruation.

4. Pay attention to menstruation after surgery.

A small number of patients may develop cervical stenosis after surgery, so you should pay attention to your menstrual period in the first few months after surgery. If you experience menstrual irregularities or abdominal pain, you should return to the hospital for a follow-up visit in time.

5. Keep checking.

Cervical conization is not a one-time solution and follow-up examinations are still necessary. Its main purpose is to check the wound healing and whether vaginal douching needs to be continued. Generally speaking, cervical cytology (TCT) or human papillomavirus should be rechecked in the third month after surgery; cervical cytology (TCT) or human papillomavirus should be rechecked in the hospital six months, nine months, and one year after surgery. Follow-up examinations should continue in the second year after the operation. If there are no abnormalities, the review period should be changed to every six months or one year.