Is it normal to have yellow discharge after a hysterectomy?

The uterus is very important for a woman, so try not to remove the uterus if it can be treated. However, if it affects life, it is more important to save life. After the uterus is removed, women will no longer have menstruation and can no longer get pregnant. Symptoms of yellow discharge after the uterus is removed may be due to inflammation, so it is best to get checked.

1. Those who have had a hysterectomy will no longer have menstruation.

2. 6-8 weeks after the operation, when the deep tissues in the pelvic cavity have recovered, you can have a normal sexual life.

If you have undergone a total hysterectomy, you should abstain from sexual intercourse for 3 months and avoid heavy physical labor. After 3 months, resume normal work and life.

3. Avoid lifting objects heavier than 3 kg, bending over to pick up objects, and climbing stairs within 6-8 weeks after the operation. You can use a belly band appropriately.

4. Avoid sitting for long periods of time, long-distance travel, yoga, rhythmic dance and other exercises that may increase abdominal pressure within three months to avoid pelvic bleeding.

5. After using the toilet, wipe from front to back to avoid infection.

6. Observe the wound daily to see if it is red, swollen, hot, painful or has abnormal secretions. If you experience any of the above symptoms, please return for a checkup as soon as possible.

7. Eat more fruits and vegetables and high-fiber foods, and drink 2000-3000cc of water every day to prevent constipation.

8. People who have had bilateral oophorectomy are prone to osteoporosis and should increase their calcium and hormone intake, such as animal bones, dried fish, soy foods, and exercise properly to avoid falls and fractures.

9. Do not do vaginal douching or tub bathing within 6 weeks.

10. Eat more foods containing protein, vitamins and iron, such as fish soup, grapes, cherries, vegetables, etc.