I had a cone biopsy of the cervix to remove Dysplasia on 16th May?

Question

which was 3 weeks ago - I had watery discharge and was given antibiotics 2 wks after surgery to clear a possible infection. I have not had sex or a bath since surgery but I am still bleeding a small amount everyday - not spot bleeding but drips contantly. Is this normal? How long should it take for the cervix to heal - I dont want to have sex until I know it is healed.

Answer 1

The bleeding can be a normal side effect after a cone biopsy. I had something similar happen when I had a freezing procedure to my cervix done in 2005 for a different reason. But because it's been 3 weeks I agree with the other poster that you should get in touch with the dr to see what they say.

Answer 2

I suggest you consult your gynae. I had cone biopsy last year due to chronic cervicitis and koilocytosis, which caused severe erosion and bleeding in the cervix. My gynae then assured me that my problems were over and I should not bleed anymore. But like you, I continued to bleed after the procedure despite taking antibiotics. Further tests showed that I had a particularly strong strain of E.Coli which did not respond to the medication. I had to have a course of injectable antibiotics which were rather costly. However, in my case, the infection kept recurring and everytime I'd bleed. Eventually I had hysterectomy earlier this year.
Hope you'll get well soon.

Answer 3

This cycle can proceed returned and returned. subsequently you ought to be protecting your GYN visits as regularly as your wellbeing practitioner advises so as that they are able to proceed to do needed procedures and computer screen the form of those undesirable cells which, if left untreated, can ultimately grow to be cancerous. shop working alongside with your wellbeing practitioner in this.

Answer 4

No, this is not normal. You need to see your Gyn. asap. Spotting is normal for a few days; up to a week. Call right away this morning.

Answer 5

should be over by now, contact the dr