How long do I need to rest after Lip Knife surgery?

In daily life, gynecological diseases are a major problem for many women. Suffering from gynecological diseases will not only easily affect the health of the body, but also easily affect normal life and work. Lip knife is a way to treat female cervical diseases. Lip knife causes less trauma to patients and is relatively safe. After the Lip knife operation, you need to take good care of your body and need to have a follow-up examination. You can basically recover completely in 1 month.

LEEP surgery is the most common procedure.

LEEP knife technology uses a series of ring-shaped tungsten wire electrodes to treat various cervical lesions and is currently an advanced method for treating cervical diseases.

Rest for about a week after the operation. If you have time to rest, try to rest as much as possible. If time is tight, go to work normally and be careful not to overwork. Pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva to avoid inflammation and infection that affect recovery.

The wound takes about 2 months to heal. During this period, try to avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible, because sexual intercourse will not only affect the healing of the cervical wound due to mechanical stimulation, but may also cause vaginal inflammation, thus affecting the repair of normal cervical tissue. After treatment, a large amount of vaginal discharge often occurs due to wound healing, which sometimes causes certain inconvenience. Be careful to keep the vulva clean and wash it frequently, but do not use vaginal suppositories or do vaginal douching on your own.

You should also change your underwear frequently and use sanitary pads when necessary. One or two months after treatment, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up check to understand the healing status of the cervical wound so that you can recover as soon as possible. Recheck one week after surgery to record the wound repair, vaginal bleeding and secretions, and trace the pathological results; recheck after the first menstrual period after surgery to understand the cervical repair status and assist with other local treatments if necessary.

1. Prevent infection, give antibiotics for 3 to 5 days as appropriate, and prevent bleeding;

2. Vaginal discharge begins 2-3 days after surgery and lasts for about 2-4 weeks, which is normal;

3. A follow-up visit or telephone call should be made one week to examine the surgical wound and inquire about the pathological results. If the postoperative pathology is the following, close follow-up is required: cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN); carcinoma in situ; cervical CIN combined with condyloma acuminatum; flat cervical condyloma acuminatum, etc.

4. 1-2 weeks after the operation, the cervical wound will shed its scab and begin to bleed slightly, which will stop on its own in about 4-6 weeks. If the bleeding is more than the menstrual volume or gradually increases, return to the hospital to stop the bleeding;

5. Follow-up visit 1 or 2 months after surgery to check wound healing and apply topical medication to promote epithelial repair if necessary;

6. Sexual intercourse, bathing and washing are prohibited for 2 months after surgery;

7. It is very important not to ride a bicycle or lift heavy objects for one month after the operation. Heavy objects can easily cause secondary injuries to women, so everyone should take it strictly.