How long is bleeding normal after conization surgery?

Bleeding 1-2 weeks after conization surgery is usually normal.

Conization surgery will cause local cervical wound, in the process of wound repair, there will be some bloody secretions or a small amount of bleeding, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. As the wound gradually heals, bleeding will gradually decrease until it stops.

At the same time, there are differences in the recovery of different patients. Some people may bleed for a short time, while others may bleed for a little longer, but generally end in 1-2 weeks. In

addition, bleeding may be relatively more at the beginning, and the color is brighter, and then gradually turns into reddish or brown secretions. If bleeding continues to not decrease, the color is bright red or suddenly increased, or accompanied by abnormal conditions such as obvious abdominal pain, you should seek medical advice promptly.