Cervical dilation surgery

There are many cervical diseases clinically, which have a great impact on women's physical health, and some cervical malignant tumors can endanger women's lives. Therefore, when cervical abnormalities occur, we must pay attention to them and take timely treatment measures. Many cervical diseases are treated through surgery. Among them, cervical dilation surgery is also a relatively common surgical procedure. So what is cervical dilation surgery?

1. Cervical dilation surgery is mainly aimed at cervical health. First, an endoscope is used to open the vagina and fully expose the cervix. Then a dilator or drugs are used to open the cervix to facilitate uterine cavity operations and effectively expel foreign objects in the uterine cavity. At this time, artificial surgery is required. This method is a common gynecological examination method, and patients will indeed experience discomfort. Fortunately, the operation usually does not take too long, so the patient will not suffer too much pain and does not need anesthesia, but needs to rest well in the hospital to help recover his physical strength.

2. To effectively detect cervical problems in women after undergoing cervical dilation surgery. However, you must not have sexual intercourse within a short period of time. If examination finds that there is a problem with the cervix, you need to receive treatment in time. Cervical problems cannot be ignored. During the recovery period, you must pay attention to proper diet and maintain comprehensive and healthy nutrition. After cervical dilation surgery, female friends may feel uncomfortable for a long time. In this case, you must pay attention to bed rest.

3. Before dilation and curettage, you need to remove your clothes, put on surgical gowns, and empty your bladder (empty your urine). During the procedure, you will lie flat on your back with your legs spread open in stirrups, just like you would for a pelvic exam. The doctor will then insert an endoscope into the vagina and use forceps to dilate and hold the cervix in a specific position. Although this procedure does not require stitches or cutting, the doctor cleans the cervix with an antibacterial solution.