Bright red bleeding 4 days after cervical biopsy

Nowadays, more and more women are suffering from cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor disease, which is very hidden in the early stage. Only through regular maintenance can we deal with the symptoms in time in the early stage. Therefore, in clinical medicine, when the cervix is ​​suspected to have lesions or other diseases, cervical puncture biopsy is used. Cervical puncture biopsy is a common traumatic examination item in daily life. Some people find that they have bleeding a few days after the examination.

Why is there bright red bleeding 4 days after cervical puncture biopsy?

Cervical puncture biopsy uses pathology forceps to obtain living tissue from the abnormal diseased area on the surface of the cervix, which is then cut into slices and sent to pathology. Cervical puncture biopsy causes a wound on the surface of the cervix, which may bleed. After the puncture biopsy is removed, the part will be pressed with cotton wool or gauze to stimulate blood circulation. If the patient has bright red blood after four days, it may be that part of the scar has fallen off, causing bleeding from the wound on the surface of the cervix. If the bleeding is small and does not exceed the menstrual volume, you can take oral hemostatics and oral anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection. If the bleeding exceeds the menstrual volume, you need to see a doctor and continue to perform vaginal packing to promote blood circulation.

After cervical biopsy, women may bleed for about ten days and smell a fishy odor, but don't worry too much, it will disappear after ten days. You must pay attention to nutrition after the operation, try not to eat seafood and spicy food, cold food is also strictly prohibited, be sure to ensure adequate rest, wash the vulva every day, change underwear frequently, do not have sex for two months after the operation, and do not take a sitz bath within one month. You should go to the hospital for a check-up four to six weeks after the operation to check the healing of the cervical wound.

Cervical puncture biopsy is mainly to conduct a living tissue examination on the female cervix. A small piece or several pieces of specific tissue are taken from the female cervix for pathological examination, so as to determine the treatment method. It is generally used for abnormal cervical lesions or cervical scrapings, abnormal cells, etc. Cervical puncture biopsy is also the most reliable basis for diagnosing female cervical cancer. Whether it is in the early or late stages, this examination must be performed to determine the pathological type of the tumor and the degree of cell differentiation.

The specific method of cervical puncture biopsy is to disinfect the private cervix, use a specially made puncture biopsy forceps, take a small piece of tissue according to the location of the disease, put it in formalin solution to fix it, send it to the laboratory for cutting and coloring, and then observe and analyze it under a microscope to make a pathological diagnosis. After the examination, sitting bath and sexual intercourse are strictly prohibited. Antibiotics can be considered for two weeks to prevent infection. In some cases, the fallopian tubes are blocked due to bilateral fallopian tube spasm. If necessary, it needs to be repeated. Bleeding will occur in a short period of time after the examination. As long as there are no other uncomfortable symptoms, it is normal. However, if the bleeding is heavy, has exceeded the menstrual volume, or is accompanied by abdominal pain and other uncomfortable manifestations, you need to go to the hospital.