Lipo knife, also known as UHF electrosurgical knife, is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat cervical diseases. Generally, cervical Liposuction does not affect pregnancy because the localized mucosal tissue of the cervix will recover quickly after the procedure without affecting the function of the cervix. However, some women may experience localized adhesions or cervical insufficiency after the procedure, which may affect pregnancy.
Cervical Liparoscopic Surgery is a cervical circumferential electrosurgical procedure that uses an electrosurgical knife to circumferentially remove cervical tissues for pathologic diagnosis to achieve a definitive diagnosis or treatment of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia.
The cervical Liposuction removes the diseased cervical tissue, and the local mucosal tissue of the cervix will recover quickly after the operation, without affecting the function of the cervix, so it will not affect pregnancy.
Some women experience localized cervical adhesions or cervical insufficiency after cervical Liposuction, which can lead to difficulty in sperm entry or an increased risk of preterm delivery.
Women should follow the doctor’s instructions and go to the hospital regularly to check their recovery after cervical Liposuction. If you find any abnormal vaginal discharge or menstrual cycle disorders, you need to consult a doctor in time.