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Cervical Freezing Treatment - Cryosurgery of the Cervix
Home Care and Complications
What happens later at home?
A woman may go back to her normal activities after the procedure. Mild
cramping may be treated with over-the-counter medicine, such as
During the next month, the cells that were frozen will be lost in the form of a clear discharge from the vagina. So that the tissues can heal, the woman should not put anything in her vagina for 4 to 6 weeks after the procedure. This means she must avoid using douches or tampons. And she should not have sexual intercourse during this time as well.
What are the potential complications after the procedure?
Rarely, complications can occur, such as: