How long can you live after a cervical hysterectomy?

The uterus is an important organ in the female body and plays an important role, so we must take good care of the uterus in our daily life. Due to many reasons, some women's cervix suffers from some diseases, which leads to the removal of the cervical vertebrae. This has some impact on women's physical health, so they need to pay attention to many things after the operation. Many women are concerned about how long they can live after a cervical hysterectomy.

How long can you live after a cervical hysterectomy?

As for cervical conization, it generally does not affect life expectancy, because this operation is only performed on early-stage patients, so don't worry, it generally does not affect people's life expectancy. Pay attention to personal hygiene and sexual hygiene to reduce the chance of infection.

Precautions after cervical hysterectomy

1. Inspection

Just a check, not a treatment or a preventive measure. Therefore, more or less examinations have nothing to do with whether cancer cells appear. More examinations will only help you know early that cancer cells have appeared.

2. "Level 3 Lesion"

It is generally divided into 1-3 levels, with the third level being the highest. In general, theoretically speaking, if it is really level three, surgical removal should not be performed unless it is absolutely necessary (direct threat to life, etc.). Because it has been removed, the germs (cancer cells) will generally grow back very quickly at the "level 3 lesion" (otherwise it should not be as serious as level 3).

3. How long to live.

It is normal for people with any cancer (no matter what grade) to live to be a hundred years old like normal people as long as they live a healthy life.

4. Pay attention to "truly correct and healthy life"

In addition to normal and healthy life, it also includes the correct treatment of common diseases (non-cancer diseases) encountered in life.

5. Any cancer treatment is not actually a cancer treatment

They are all just treatments for non-cancer conditions. Any cancer patient who died of the disease died only from non-cancer diseases (cancer itself does not directly kill people, it only makes non-cancer diseases difficult to treat or unable to be treated, and ultimately leads to death).

Diet after cervical conization

The main thing is to eat a balanced diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods.