The general site of tightening suture surgery is the vagina, the sequelae of tightening suture surgery is generally less likely to occur, common bleeding and hematoma, vaginal stenosis, inadequate contraction and so on.
1. Bleeding and hematoma: tightening suture surgery is generally more anatomical surfaces, if the hemostasis is not complete, the ligature is not stable or the degree of tissue damage is deeper, then it will be easy to bleed more after the operation or the formation of hematoma.
2. Vaginal stenosis: If the scope of surgical design is inappropriate or excessive mucosal resection, postoperative wound infection, etc., then it is easy to lead to vaginal stenosis.
3. Inadequate vaginal contraction: even after tightening suture surgery, the patient’s needs cannot be fully satisfied, because it is a complex process.
Therefore, if there is any discomfort after the tightening suture surgery, it is recommended to consult the hospital in time to find out the cause and treat the symptoms.