How long does cervical erosion do repair after treatment
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Since 29 years old, Hong Hong was pregnant with cervical erosion in a hospital three years ago. In the past three years, Hong Hong has taken many kinds of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, and tried a lot of external medicine, but still failed to get better curative effect. For patients with this disease should be treated as soon as possible, I will tell you how long to repair cervical erosion after treatment.
How long does cervical erosion do repair after treatment
"First of all: if women finish cervical erosion surgery, they should strictly follow the doctor's advice after surgery. In the first two weeks, vaginal secretions can increase, discharge, yellow leucorrhea, purulent leucorrhea and even bloody secretions, which can be gradually reduced in about one month. It is a normal phenomenon. There is no peculiar smell, no fever, and no excessive bleeding. Don't worry. "
"Second: after the operation is not all right, in a week after the review, record the wound repair, vaginal bleeding and secretions, follow up the pathological results. Because of the need to pay attention to keep the vulva clean, frequently wash the vulva, but do not use vaginal plug or vaginal irrigation; and also frequently change underwear, use sanitary pad when necessary. "
Finally: after the operation, if the first menstruation, clean also need to review again, to understand the situation of cervical repair, if necessary, can assist other local treatment. In one or two months after treatment, to regular hospital review, understand the healing of cervical wound, in order to recover as soon as possible.
matters needing attention
Unclean sex life is also easy to lead to the occurrence of cervical erosion, therefore, before and after sex life, both men and women should do a good job of cleaning and hygiene, in the menstrual period must prohibit sex life, so as to greatly reduce the chance of bacteria into the uterine cavity, effectively play a role in preventing cervical erosion.