How long does it take for laparoscopic surgery wounds to heal?

In daily life, many women are troubled by gynecological diseases, and they are anxious and depressed all day long. Especially some patients with ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids are also worried that the disease will worsen and affect their health. At present, the treatment of these diseases mainly adopts the laparoscopic method, which not only causes less pain to patients, but also is very safe and efficient. So, how long does it take for the wound of laparoscopic surgery to heal?

How long does it take for a laparoscopic surgery wound to heal?

Whether it is a major surgery or a minimally invasive surgery, a certain amount of recovery time is needed after the operation for the wound to heal slowly. For patients undergoing laparoscopy, the recovery in the middle and late stages is generally better, and under normal circumstances, they can recover in more than a month. However, some women have poor physical constitutions and do not pay attention to postoperative care, which causes the wound to take a long time to heal. Therefore, there is no accurate data on the healing time of laparoscopic surgery wounds, and it needs to be decided based on the patient's own condition.

What should you pay attention to after laparoscopic surgery?

After laparoscopy, scientific medical care and diet are particularly important, which directly affects the patient's disease recovery. After the operation, if your ability allows, you should lie down in bed, move around the bed as soon as possible, and get out of bed as soon as possible. You can eat fruits such as bananas, apples, dragon fruit, and red grapes. If you have not defecated within 3 days after the operation, you should inform the doctor for treatment. In addition, you should also pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm, and avoid eating irritating foods, irritating foods, etc., to avoid wound infection.

Laparoscopy causes very little harm to patients. As long as everyone does a good job in daily medical care, there will generally be no complications. Generally, patients who undergo this operation will experience symptoms such as lower abdominal pain or shoulder discomfort. These are all normal conditions and do not need to worry too much. They will disappear on their own in about four days after the operation.