How many days does it take to eliminate inflammation after vaginal cyst surgery?

In life, some major diseases need to be treated by surgery, and some patients who have undergone vaginal cyst surgery will choose to take anti-inflammatory treatment for a few days to prevent other conditions from occurring. However, many people do not know how many days of anti-inflammatory treatment are needed after vaginal cyst surgery. So, how many days does it take to reduce inflammation after vaginal cyst surgery?

First, how many days does it take to reduce inflammation after vaginal cyst surgery? Generally, it takes about a month to recover, and if it is completely cured, you can have sex. Do not eat spicy food and keep clean and hygienic. This operation does not require hospitalization and does not affect normal work and life. If the cysts are numerous or large, it is recommended to rest for about a week. The operation can be completed in just ten minutes. Pay attention to hygiene after the operation, do not have sexual intercourse within one month, keep the vagina dry as soon as possible, and be careful not to eat spicy food. There is nothing else special to pay attention to. If you feel uncomfortable, see a doctor at any time.

Second, the wound healing time generally ranges from 20 to 40 days, depending on the age and physical characteristics. For those over 35 years old, the wound healing time is longer. Therefore, it will take at least 40 days. If the wound has not healed and you continue to have sex, it will be difficult to treat the infection. Pay attention to keeping warm, especially during menstruation. I don’t know about you, but I have a cold constitution (most of my friends who have this disease also have cold constitutions, and most of them suffer from dysmenorrhea), so pay attention to keeping warm. If you have stomach pain during menstruation, you can try a “hot pack” to warm your lower abdomen. Because the development of cysts is closely related to menstruation.

How many days does it take to reduce inflammation after vaginal cyst surgery? Traditional surgical treatment of ovarian cysts requires surgery, and the patient can usually be discharged from the hospital 7 to 10 days after surgery. After laparotomy, cyst removal or ovarian resection is performed according to the patient's condition. The trauma is severe, the patient often suffers from heavy bleeding during the operation, many sequelae, and slow recovery after the operation. For patients with ovarian cysts who want to have children, it may even affect their fertility. The development of laparoscopic surgery has reduced the pain of surgery for patients and shortened their recovery period. It is a minimally invasive surgery project that has developed rapidly in recent years.