How long is the scab shedding period after cervical erosion surgery?

After the cervical erosion is treated with surgery, the patient's body is very weak and therefore the resistance is very poor. After the surgery, the patient must take good care of the daily life, which is conducive to the recovery of the condition and the wound. Cervical erosion will bleed after surgery, which is normal. So how long is the descabbing period after the cervical erosion surgery?

Patients with cervical erosion will generally have the scabs shed within ten days after surgery, and will continue to bleed. The amount of bleeding mainly depends on the size of the incision during surgery, and of course it is also related to the patient's physical condition. However, if the bleeding is excessive, you should see a doctor in time for blood circulation treatment. If the patient's wound is not exfoliated at one time, but exfoliates first in the healing area and then falls off in the separate areas, the bleeding time will be relatively long.

Patients with cervical erosion must keep their private parts clean after surgery. If the wound has not healed completely, sexual intercourse is prohibited, and swimming, sitting baths and vaginal cleaning are also prohibited. If there is a small amount of bleeding, it is normal. If the bleeding increases, exceeds the menstrual amount or the bleeding time is too long, you should see a doctor in time for blood circulation treatment.

Patients with cervical erosion need to have a follow-up visit after surgical treatment. Generally, a follow-up visit is required 2 weeks, one month, and two months after surgery to check the condition and wound healing. During this period, the patient must keep the wound clean and dry.