Generally speaking, it is necessary to have a clear indication for the treatment before recommending to undergo the Liparoscopic procedure, because the procedure may cause cervical adhesion, pregnancy-related risk increase and other hazards. 1. Cervical adhesion: After the Liparoscopic surgery, the surgical wound needs to gradually recover and heal, and during the recovery process, if there is adhesion at the cervical opening, then it will easily lead to the failure of menstrual blood discharge, and it will also affect the conception. 2. Increased risk of pregnancy: Normal cervical tissue contains elastic fibers and has a certain contraction ability. If you undergo Liposuction, the elasticity of the cervical tissue will be relatively poor, and the cervix will be relatively shorter. If the pregnancy increases with the number of weeks, it may lead to cervical insufficiency, resulting in miscarriage or preterm labor. Patients who need to undergo Lipiodol should follow the doctor’s instructions and actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment. If you have any questions, you should communicate with your doctor in a timely manner. A good attitude will be conducive to a quick recovery after the surgery.