What are the symptoms of recurrence of cervical erosion after surgery?

What are the symptoms of recurrence of cervical erosion after surgery?

There is a certain probability of recurrence after cervical erosion surgery, but the physical condition of each cervical erosion patient is different, the postoperative recovery is also different, and the postoperative reasons are different, which will lead to the probability of recurrence, not everyone will relapse. Among the common gynecological diseases among female friends, cervical erosion is a relatively serious phenomenon. Although it is a symptom of cervicitis, this symptom has caused a certain degree of erosion inside the cervix. When the erosion reaches a certain degree, it cannot be treated with drugs, and surgery can only be used to deal with the location of the erosion and internal anti-inflammatory to achieve the treatment effect.

After cervical erosion surgery, the cervix needs a certain amount of time to fully recover. During the postoperative period, if you do not take good care of yourself and do not pay attention to the hygiene of the vagina, it is easy for bacteria to continue to multiply, resulting in recurrence. In fact, if you make comprehensive adjustments to prevent bacteria from continuing to multiply, adjust your diet well, and accelerate the repair of the cervix, you can avoid recurrence at this stage.

But it is undeniable that many female friends do have recurrence after cervical erosion surgery, but this phenomenon is not a problem with the surgery, but cervical erosion is essentially caused by inflammation, which is more difficult to treat and more likely to recur, so it must be taken seriously. There is a certain probability of recurrence after cervical erosion surgery, but the physical condition of each cervical erosion patient is different, the postoperative recovery is also different, and the postoperative reasons are also different. Under such different circumstances, the probability of recurrence will be caused, but not everyone will relapse.