Is the recurrence rate high after cervical conization?

The recurrence rate after cervical conization is relatively low, but there is still a certain possibility of recurrence.

Cervical conization is one of the effective methods for the treatment of cervical lesions. If the surgical operation is standardized and the resection range is sufficient, it can effectively remove the diseased tissue and reduce the risk of recurrence. However, if there are some factors affecting the thoroughness of the resection during the surgical process, it may increase the recurrence rate.

Through regular gynecological examination, cervical cytology examination, HPV detection, etc., possible signs of recurrence can be detected and treated in time. Standardized follow-up can detect problems early and intervene to reduce the adverse consequences of recurrence.

Although there is a certain recurrence rate after cervical conization, it can effectively reduce the possibility of recurrence by standardizing the surgery, closely following up, and maintaining good living habits and health status of patients themselves. Patients should strictly follow the doctor's advice for postoperative review and management to ensure their health.