What is the treatment for postpartum cervical erosion?

The treatment of postpartum cervical erosion is also an issue that many postpartum women need to be vigilant about. If they do not pay attention to care, the impact will be greater if the situation worsens. Therefore, they should pay attention to healthy and hygienic sex life after childbirth.

1. Can I have sex with cervical erosion?

A normal, hygienic sex life will not bring any harm to women, because normal semen has certain bactericidal and disinfecting effects, and the female vagina also has a self-cleaning function. If the man carefully cleans his external genitalia before each sexual intercourse, the bacteria will not have the opportunity to invade the vagina. On the contrary, if you do not pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene during sex, the bacteria will have the opportunity to invade the vagina, which will increase the possibility of your wife suffering from genital inflammation.

2. Precautions after physical treatment of cervical erosion :

Sexual intercourse is prohibited after the operation, the pelvis is open, attention should be paid to hygiene, more rest, and enhanced nutrition. Bathing, sexual intercourse and vaginal douching are prohibited during the period when the wound has not healed (4-8 weeks). Regular follow-up examinations should be conducted after treatment to observe the healing of the wound until it is healed. During the follow-up examinations, attention should be paid to whether there is cervical stenosis.

3. Pay attention to the following points:

1. Pay attention to sexual hygiene, control your sex life appropriately, and resolutely put an end to extramarital sex and avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation.

2. Take timely and effective contraceptive measures to reduce the incidence of artificial abortion and induced labor, so as to reduce the chance of artificial trauma and bacterial infection.

3. Those with short menstrual cycles or prolonged menstrual periods should be actively treated.

4. Prevent instruments from damaging the cervix during delivery.

5. If cervical laceration is found after delivery, it should be sutured promptly.

6. Have regular gynecological examinations to detect cervical inflammation and provide timely treatment.