What are the hazards of cervical leopard surgery?

Cervical leep knife is a common minimally invasive surgery. Its main features are little pain and good efficacy. The operation time is extremely short. Compared with traditional surgery, it only takes five minutes to complete, and some complications can be avoided after the operation. Therefore, most patients will choose such surgery. However, all surgeries may have advantages and disadvantages. It may also be because the hospital you go to is not formal, or the surgical tools have not been strictly sterilized, and the wound infection caused after the operation may cause some adverse reactions and hazards. Therefore, after the operation, you should wait for the wound to heal slowly within two months. Do not have sex during this period. Sexual intercourse will cause surface trauma and may also cause inflammation. After the cervical leep knife operation, the vagina will often secrete. These secretions need to be promptly treated with sanitary pads and sanitary napkins to prevent infection. Do a good job of isolation, flush regularly, and do not take a sitz bath for a short period of time.

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Treatment features

1) Little pain: The patient will not feel any pain during the treatment process, the surgery will not leave ugly scars, and other complications such as bleeding or infection can be avoided to a greater extent.

2) Good efficacy: It has completely bid farewell to the shortcomings of traditional methods such as Bom light, laser, freezing or external medication, which are usually used in the past and have unsatisfactory efficacy, repeated recurrence and long-term treatment.

3) Short operation time: The most obvious advantage of the LEEP knife is that it replaces the traditional scalpel. The entire operation time is very short, only 3-5 minutes, very safe and painless.

4) Low cost: When using LEEP knife to treat endometritis, only local anesthesia is required and it can be completed in the hospital outpatient department without hospitalization, so the cost is much lower.

5) Multiple indications: In addition to cervicitis, the German ultra-high frequency LEEP knife can also treat patients with cervical polyps, cervical hypertrophy, cervical warts, and cervical precancerous lesions.

6) Safer surgery: The German ultra-high frequency LEEP knife is an upgrade of the previous LEEP knife. Its various functions have been greatly improved compared with before, making patients feel less pain and the surgery safer.

Technical advantages

LEEP Knife Technology

1. It can achieve very fine surgical effects that traditional electric knives cannot achieve.

2. Groups caused by traditional electrosurgical surgery rarely occur;

3. Less pain, less chance of scarring, and fewer complications (bleeding and infection).

4. There is no danger of electric current passing through the body;

5. The electrode plates do not need to be coated with electrode paste, so there is no risk of burns.

6. The operation time is short, averaging 3-5 minutes, the operation is simple, painless, low cost, and only local anesthesia is used.

It adopts patented 3.8 MHz directional radio wave technology, with selectable emitters of different shapes emitting 3.8 MHz radio frequency waves in a direction. After contacting body tissues, the tissues themselves generate impedance, causing water molecules in the target tissues to oscillate and activate instantly under the action of radio frequency waves, causing cells to rupture and evaporate, and achieving cutting, hemostasis, electrocautery, ablation, electrocoagulation and other functions at a low temperature (40℃-70℃).

Postoperative precautions

The wound takes about 2 months to heal. During this period, try to avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible, because sexual intercourse will not only affect the healing of the cervical wound due to mechanical stimulation, but may also cause vaginal inflammation, thus affecting the repair of normal cervical tissue. After treatment, a large amount of vaginal discharge often occurs due to wound healing, which sometimes causes certain inconvenience. Be careful to keep the vulva clean and wash it frequently, but do not use vaginal suppositories or do vaginal douching on your own.

You should also change your underwear frequently and use sanitary pads when necessary. One or two months after treatment, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up check to understand the healing status of the cervical wound so that you can recover as soon as possible. Recheck one week after surgery to record the wound repair, vaginal bleeding and secretions, and trace the pathological results; recheck after the first menstrual period after surgery to understand the cervical repair status and assist with other local treatments if necessary.