You can usually recover about 2 weeks after having a cervical smear, but there are individual differences.
Cervical scraping is an important method of cervical cancer screening. It is a method of rotating and scraping the cervical tissues at the squamous-columnar epithelial junction of the external cervix with a special small spatula and then applying a smear for screening, which needs to be performed by a specialized doctor. Since the surface of the cervix is invasive, it usually returns to normal in about 2 weeks, but when there is bleeding at the time of extraction, the healing time will be prolonged.
After the cervical smear, you should pay attention to proper rest, keep the vulva clean and dry, and forbid the pelvic bath and sexual intercourse for 2 weeks, and go to the hospital in time to make appropriate treatment if there is any discomfort.