Is cervical conization considered major surgery?

Cervical conization is generally not a major surgery.

Cervical conization is mainly used for the diagnosis and treatment of precancerous lesions and early invasive cancer of the cervix. It is a simple operation that can be performed in the outpatient department. It is not a major surgery. However, patients should also pay attention to rest after surgery, such as eating as light as possible, eating foods rich in vitamins and proteins, and not smoking or drinking. Keep adequate rest and not strenuous activities.

In addition, about seven days after cervical conization, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital for reexamination in order to clarify the healing of the cervix.