The cervix can undergo a second conization.
Cervical conization, also called cervical conization, can be performed to treat a number of benign diseases associated with the cervix, for example, in the treatment of squamous intraepithelial lesions of the cervix, when the diagnosis of squamous intraepithelial lesions of the cervix is made but colposcopy is inadequate to make a definitive diagnosis, in this case cervical conization can be performed.
After conization, if primary cervical cancer is found to be present and fertility preservation is required, cervical conization can be performed in patients with stage 1a1 without lymphovascular interstitial infiltration.
In addition, if the cervix is characterized by severe atypical hyperplasia, it needs to be treated by cervical conization. If the operation is not clean, and the cervix has pre-cancerous lesions and the margins are positive, a second cervical conization can be performed if the body permits.
Cervical conization needs to be performed 3~7 days after menstruation, and the operation cannot be performed during menstruation period. Before the operation, leucorrhoea should be examined, and the operation cannot be performed if there is inflammation, and personal hygiene should be paid attention to after the operation to avoid infection, and stitches are also needed if there is much bleeding.
Cervical conization surgery should choose a regular hospital, if some discomfort occurs after the operation, you should consult a doctor in time.