Nowadays, many women suffering from uterine diseases no longer need to worry as much as before, because the emergence of hysteroscopic surgery is very effective in treating this disease, and many patients can be treated through this method. Treatments to cure diseases. So, can you cook after hysteroscopic surgery? If you don’t understand this question, then read on! Can you cook after hysteroscopic surgery?
After hysteroscopic surgery, can you cook? Being able to work is also related to the size of the surgery and your own condition. If you still have a consultation and scrape, your body will generally be quite tired, so try to rest for a week. If you don't have any symptoms now, you can do these housework. You can take a shower, but you can't take a bath, and you can't soak in a hot spring. Generally, it is better to eat a light diet and eat greasy and fried foods. Regardless of whether you have surgery, you can eat meat appropriately, which is also beneficial to your body's recovery. After surgery, you can choose to use short-acting contraceptive pills or Mirena rings to prevent recurrence.
If you stay in the hospital for two or three days, and there is no bleeding or discomfort after observation, and your physical strength allows, what you said is fine. If you still feel bleeding and uncomfortable, you have to rest. , but this has nothing to do with whether you will relapse in the future.
After hysteroscopy, it is usually enough to rest at home for two weeks, and you can do other housework afterwards. For example, mopping the floor, cooking, etc. can be done. Just pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts, the incisions and keep them warm. Just don't touch cold water and don't eat cold and spicy food. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, maintain adequate sleep, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.
After hysteroscopy, you need to pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, and avoid catching cold. In this case, there will be more bleeding, and you need to go to the hospital for further review. If it is a small amount of bleeding, it is normal and there is no need to worry. Symptomatic hemostasis and other treatments need to be given based on specific examination conditions, and infection and anemia need to be prevented. Hysteroscopy
1. Working principle: Hysteroscopy is a new, minimally invasive gynecological diagnosis and treatment technology. It is a fiber light source endoscope used for examination and treatment of the uterine cavity, including uterine cavity. Cavaloscope, energy system, light source system, perfusion system and imaging system.
2. Inspection scope: Check whether the fallopian tube is unobstructed and whether there are uterine cavity lesions. The fallopian tubes are blocked or blocked. Hysterosalpingography reveals obstruction of the fallopian tube interstitium, tortuous and slender fallopian tubes, or filling defects in the uterine cavity. Uterine adhesions, post-abortion amenorrhea, abnormal uterine bleeding. Endometrial polyps, submucosal fibroids, uterine malformations (saddle uterus, septate uterus, unicornuate uterus). Cervical intimal hyperplasia, endocervical polyps. Hysteroscopy, embryoscope, falloposcopy, gamete and embryo transfer. Endometrial biopsy. Evaluation of endometrium implantation function.
3. Hysteroscopy function: Hysteroscopy is an endoscope used for intrauterine examination and treatment. It is possible to intubate the fallopian tube under hysteroscopy for patency check. If the fallopian tube is found to be unblocked or blocked, dredging treatment can be performed at the same time, with good results. In addition, hysteroscopy can directly and clearly observe the situation in the uterine cavity to understand whether there are intrauterine factors that lead to infertility, and at the same time, necessary surgical treatment can be performed for abnormal conditions. At present, hysteroscopy has become one of the common methods for examination and treatment of female infertility.