What Causes Bleeding After Cervical Surgery?

Bleeding after cervical surgery may be caused by local bacterial infection, slow physical recovery, or abnormal blood coagulation.

1. Bacterial Infection: Inadequate postoperative care may lead to bacterial infection of the cervix and other areas, potentially resulting in persistent bleeding. For patients with more severe conditions, swelling, pain, and even increased secretions may occur. Anti-inflammatory medications such as Anti-Cervicitis Capsules and Levofloxacin Hydrochloride Capsules can be used as recommended by the doctor. If necessary, debridement surgery may be performed to prevent the condition from worsening.

2. Slow Physical Recovery: If you have a relatively weak constitution and inadequate nutritional intake, it may affect the speed of physical recovery, leading to slower wound healing and subsequent bleeding after cervical surgery. This may even cause anemia and other discomforts, posing certain harm to the body. Consuming nutritionally comprehensive foods such as Black-Bone Chicken Soup and Carp Soup can help improve this situation. If necessary, hemostatic drugs like Baogong Zhixue Granules and Gongxuening Capsules can be used as recommended by the doctor.

3. Abnormal Blood Coagulation: Lack of coagulation factors or platelets in the body may lead to abnormal blood coagulation, which can also cause bleeding after cervical surgery. Medications such as Vitamin K1 Injection and Etamsylate Injection can be used for hemostatic treatment as recommended by the doctor.