Are there any risks with cervical ring surgery?

The cervical ring surgery is a surgical method to close the cervix, which is helpful in alleviating uterine relaxation and the causes of easy miscarriage. However, this surgery has certain risks. It usually takes about one month after the surgery to get out of the danger period. Patients need to pay attention to personal hygiene in their lives, pay more attention to rest, and avoid sexual intercourse during the recovery process of the surgery.

1. How long is the dangerous period after cervical cerclage?

Before introducing the dangerous period after cervical cerclage, let's take a look at what cervical cerclage is:

Cervical cerclage is actually a small or medium-sized operation, which mainly helps to close the internal os of the cervix through surgery, thereby helping women with cervical insufficiency, loose internal os of the cervix, and old cervical lacerations to avoid easy miscarriage.

There are very few complications of cervical cerclage, but there will be a small amount of bleeding after the operation, but this is a normal symptom. Cervical cerclage is best performed before or after pregnancy. How long is the danger period after cervical cerclage? In fact, since each woman's physical condition is different, the possible risks are also very different. But generally speaking, as long as relevant care measures are taken after the operation, the danger period will be out of the question in about a month. At that time, there is no need to be cautious and afraid of danger.

2. What are the key points of nursing after cervical cerclage surgery?

(1) Although you should take adequate rest after surgery, it is not necessary to stay in bed. If there is no abdominal pain, uterine contraction, etc. after the operation, you can do some appropriate activities to avoid constipation.

(2) Many women are prone to constipation after surgery. At this time, they can eat more crude fiber foods and replenish blood appropriately. This is extremely helpful for women with habitual miscarriage.

(3) After the operation, you should pay attention to personal hygiene habits and avoid having sexual intercourse within a short period of time. You should also avoid taking a tub bath or a sitting bath to avoid bacterial infection.