When should uterine polyp surgery be performed and what should be paid attention to after surgery?

If a woman has vaginitis or cervicitis and it is not effectively cured for a long time, uterine polyps will occur under the stimulation of long-term inflammation. Uterine polyps are generally painless and mainly cause symptoms such as vaginal bleeding. Uterine polyps are one of the most common gynecological diseases currently, and the treatment is very easy. The polyps can be removed in time through surgery. When should the uterine polyp surgery be performed? What issues should be paid attention to after the operation?

Generally speaking, as long as uterine polyps are found, uterine polyp surgery is recommended at any time, so as to achieve the effect of early treatment and early recovery. But there is one thing that needs to be noted. Women are not suitable for surgery during menstruation. Women should wait 3-7 days after the menstruation is over before undergoing surgery.

What to pay attention to after uterine polyp surgery

Uterine polyp surgery is relatively simple and is just a minor operation. Although it is small, uterine polyps will not be cured after surgery. If you do not pay attention to maintenance after surgical removal of uterine polyps, the chance of recurrence is very high.

The following points should be noted after uterine polyp surgery:

1. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene after treatment. The couple is prohibited from having sexual intercourse within one month, and should go to the hospital to check their recovery status after one month.

2. Pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue. Although cervical polyp surgery is very simple, short and minimally invasive, patients still need to pay attention to allowing their bodies to recover to normal levels as much as possible to prevent pathogenic bacteria from invading and wreaking havoc when the patient's immunity is low.

3. Take medicine on time and have regular check-ups. Patients should take anti-infective drugs as required by the doctor and should not stop taking the drugs or increase or decrease the dosage at will. Given the high chance of recurrence of this disease, it is best for patients to have a check-up every 2 months to reduce subsequent effects.

4. Eat a light and nutritious diet. After surgery, patients can choose some foods that are easy to digest and rich in vitamins, such as tomatoes, apples, etc. However, patients are advised to eat less or no spicy, irritating, greasy, and high-sugar foods because they are not conducive to wound healing.