Sudden bleeding 25 days after hysterectomy

Vaginal bleeding occurred 25 days after total hysterectomy. The amount was very small and did not need to be addressed. It was considered that the absorbable sutures in the vaginal stump had fallen off. Bleeding may occur after surgery and may last for about a month. Excessive bleeding is considered to be a sign of poor recovery and requires follow-up at the hospital outpatient clinic. Oral hemostatic and antiviral drugs should be taken if necessary. Let’s discuss what to do if you suddenly bleed 25 days after a hysterectomy.

Because the cervix is ​​left behind, the remaining cervix will cause regular shedding of the endometrium and cause bleeding, which is a normal phenomenon. If the bleeding is heavy, it is considered abnormal. At that time, you will need to go to the hospital outpatient clinic to do a pathological examination of some tissue and low-echo nodules on the cervix. There is a wound in the vagina after a total hysterectomy, called the vaginal stump. During the healing process, there may be a small amount of bleeding and a lot of thread connections. It is generally not a big problem. If it exceeds the menstrual flow, you need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

How to maintain your health after hysterectomy:

Hysterectomy is mainly used for surgical treatment of uterine fibroids and adenomyosis. The surgical treatments for uterine fibroids and adenomyosis include uterine fibroid removal and hysterectomy. The surgical treatment can be performed abdominally, vaginally, by hysteroscopy, or with the assistance of laparoscopy. For patients who have undergone hysterectomy, the surgery can be performed abdominally, vaginally, or with the assistance of laparoscopy.

Because after hysterectomy, the tendons attached to the uterus are disconnected, and the supporting capacity of the pelvic muscle fascia, tendons and muscles is weakened. Therefore, the possibility of pelvic organ prolapse after surgery may be more obvious than patients without a history of surgery. If you participate in physical activities too soon after surgery, especially heavy physical work, or because of some chronic coughing, etc., which increase abdominal pressure, it will affect the supporting capacity of the pelvic tissue and cause pelvic organ prolapse.