Cervical conical removal
The conical removal of the cervix is an operation to remove a sample of abnormal tissues from the cervix. The abnormal tissues may indicate the possibility of cancer, and the cervix is the bottom of the uterus that opens at the top of the vagina. Why is he using this operation? Cervical conical removal of cervical cancer detection or early changes that can lead to cancer, and if the vaginal endoscopy cannot find the cause of the unnatural porridge lake test. The conical neckskzen can also be used to treat the following conditions: moderate to severe types of abnormal changes in cells. Cervical cancer is at a very early stage. The risk of surgery includes the general risk of conical homosexuality as follows: an allergic reaction to anesthesia. Bleeding. lump. infection. Increased risk of miscarriage and premature birth in future pregnancies. Infertility due to cervical stenosis. The incidence of abnormal cervical cells that require other surgery. Tissue injury. Vaginal tear. The patient may prepare for surgery and are asked not to eat or drink 6 – 8 hours before surgery, in addition to the loss of excess weight before surgery by following a healthy diet and exercise. The doctor should also be informed about all the medicines and supplements taken. Surgery steps are performed in the conical eradication of the hospital, where the doctor will take the following steps: The patient gets general or local anesthesia, and painkillers can be given intravenously to reduce pain. The doctor places an endoscope in the vagina to see the cervix better. A small sample conical tissue is removed from the cervix by using a wireless loop heated by electric, surgical scalpel or laser bar. The cervical channel can be scrapped from above conical removal to remove cells for examination, and it is called the cervical interior (ECC). The sample is examined under a microscope in search of cancer marks, and this biopsy can also be a treatment if the supplier removes all the affected tissues. The recovery recovery stage after surgery is a gradual process, as the time for recovery varies according to the type of anesthesia, public health, age and other factors, and the full recovery lasts about two weeks. The patient should be able to go to work for two to three days of surgery, as the patient may feel weak, fatigue and light abdominal cramp for a day to two days. It can also have bloody secretions, similar to the light menstrual cycle for 12-14 days. General recovery tips include the following: Avoid two weeks to lift heavy objects or air exercises. Avoid driving while taking a remedy that causes drowsiness. Avoid putting something in vagina, vaginal wax, sexual intercourse and cotton plots for 4-6 weeks.