How long after cervical polyp surgery can I have sex?

Cervical polyps are a gynecological disease caused by the development of chronic cervicitis. If not treated in time, there is a possibility of lesions. Therefore, female friends must seek timely treatment when they encounter cervical polyps. So, what are the common problems before and after cervical polyp surgery?

What should patients with cervical polyps pay attention to before and after surgery?

Avoid face slimming before hemorrhoid and cervical polyp surgery

1. Generally speaking, patients with cervical polyps cannot eat before surgery.

2. If the patient has been exposed to human papillomavirus infection before, he or she should report it immediately.

3. Do not use tampons, emergency contraceptives or related products 48 hours before testing.

4. In the few days before the test, do not enjoy bathing methods such as bubble baths that require bathing in a tub. You should use the standing shower method.

5. Do not use vaginal injectors at least 3 days before the examination.

6. Do not have sexual intercourse within 48 hours before the test.

7. Sexual intercourse should be strictly prohibited 3 days before the operation and 2 weeks after the operation, otherwise, it will cause progressive infection and lead to endometritis.

Avoid face slimming after hemorrhoid and cervical polyp surgery

1. The diet should be light in taste. Do not eat irritating foods such as beef, shrimp, crab, squid, fish, and black fish.

2. Avoid spicy foods and drinks such as chili peppers, Sichuan peppers, onions, raw garlic, and pure grain wine.

3. Avoid eating foods with hot nature such as dried longan, jujube, donkey-hide gelatin cake, and royal jelly. Foods with strong coagulation and growth hormone ingredients.

4. Eat more lean pork, chicken breast, eggs, grass carp, wild turtle, fresh fruits, etc. At the same time, attention should be paid to the hygiene of sexual life between couples. It is strictly forbidden to have sex. It is best not to have sex for one month.

The main uses of radiofrequency minimally invasive surgery autocoagulation:

At present, it is mainly used to treat cervical polyps. The symptoms of cervical polyps are not easy to detect. Cervical polyps are a manifestation of chronic cervicitis, which is the local hyperplasia of the cervical mucosa under the stimulation of inflammation. The root of the polyp is often adhered to the cervical opening or cervical canal and protrudes out of the external cervical opening. However, generally speaking, women with cervical polyps do not have any uncomfortable symptoms. Sometimes they have excessive leucorrhea, blood in the vaginal secretions, and sometimes bleeding during intercourse. If the above-mentioned conditions are found, the patient needs to go to the hospital for medical treatment. In many patients, cervical polyps are discovered during investigations or other gynecological examinations.

If the polyp is large, it is easy to have bloody leucorrhea or bleeding when touched, especially after sexual intercourse or defecation. This symptom is very similar to early cervical cancer and should be detected and treated as soon as possible. At this time, it is easy for the doctor to find it when touching the cervix with his hand, but small polyps can only be seen after fully exposing the cervix with a vaginal endoscope.

Three major advantages of radiofrequency minimally invasive surgery:

1. Intelligent and minimally invasive surgery: intelligent automatic control system, green treatment method precise positioning, only removes erosion without damaging the cervix;

2. Safe and painless: The treatment process is painless, does not affect the endocrine system of the cervix, and can effectively prevent complications such as bleeding or infection. It is more suitable for women with fertility requirements;

3. Easy to use and fast recovery: one-time efficient treatment, no impact on life and work after the operation, no scars during the recovery period, and the cervix can be restored to smoothness and elasticity in a short time.