Uterine cyst, also known as cervical cyst, is a common gynecological disease that causes certain harm to the female body. Once a woman discovers that she has a uterine cyst problem, she should solve it early, otherwise it will affect her future pregnancy. However, many people are not familiar with uterine cysts. So, how long can a woman get pregnant after undergoing uterine cyst surgery?
Uterine cysts can be surgically removed, but it takes more than three months to regulate the body and ensure complete recovery before considering pregnancy. Uterine cysts can cause an increase in female genital secretions, and patients may feel itching in their external genitalia, which can affect their daily life and work.
In the face of such a situation, patients should seek early treatment and not ignore it, otherwise it may worsen the condition, leading to cancer and preventing them from naturally conceiving in the future. So the treatment of uterine cysts generally adopts laparoscopic resection, which can accurately remove the cyst, ensure that the uterus, cervix, etc. are not damaged, and prevent the possibility of recurrence of uterine cysts in patients.
Moreover, after the surgery, patients should pay attention to postoperative care to avoid infection and affect their physical recovery. Firstly, the patient needs to rest in bed for a few days and cannot easily get out of bed to avoid tearing the wound. Secondly, patients need to take anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent inflammation from occurring in the body. Patients also need to adjust their diet to ensure balanced nutrition in their bodies.
