Cervical conization 25 days ago and still bleeding

Bleeding after cervical conization is very common. However, if the bleeding is heavy and doesn't stop, like during your period, then this is abnormal. It is possible that the scar from the wound has fallen off and caused large blood vessels to bleed, and emergency treatment is required in the hospital outpatient department. There are only a few ways doctors can treat it, including using hemostatic drugs, vaginal gauze compression, reoperation, surgical suturing or electrocoagulation to stop bleeding.

What factors may affect the healing of cervical wounds and cause vaginal bleeding?

1. Mechanical stimulation: excessive exercise, weight-bearing squats, constipation, straining to go to the toilet, coughing, etc. There was even a patient who was hospitalized for a week and suddenly braked while driving, causing cervical scabs and bleeding.

2. Infection: If you have vaginitis, it will affect the healing of the wound.

3. Underlying diseases such as diabetes and anemia will also affect wound healing.

In addition, the cervix has abundant blood circulation and is prone to bleeding, but the advantage of abundant blood circulation is that it is easy to heal, so as long as the bleeding is small and the inflammation is not severe, the cervix will slowly heal. All it takes is time.

It is normal to still bleed 25 days after cervical conization. The wound of cervical conization takes more than a month to heal, during which time female secretions or bleeding may occur.

Suggested measures

At this time, you should pay attention to your own hygiene, keep the vulva clean, and go to the hospital for follow-up regularly. If the wound ruptures, you should immediately undergo surgery to suture it, and use some anti-infection drugs.

Frequently asked questions

Pay attention to hygiene at ordinary times, and wash your underwear separately. Eat more foods rich in vitamins, and avoid eating spicy, irritating, raw, and cold foods that are prone to skin allergies.