Cervical cancer postoperative complications?

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Cervical cancer patients will have the symptoms of lesions invading the surrounding tissues, and once the patients have secondary symptoms, they are often in poor physical conditions. And once the patient's focus waves his body's pelvic connective tissue, then the patient will have pelvic pain symptoms. And once the cancer cells press into the ureter, the patient will have frequent micturition and urgency, and is more likely to have the symptoms of anal distension. So what are the postoperative complications of cervical cancer? Now let me introduce it to you

Cervical cancer postoperative complications?

Cervical cancer postoperative complications are more common, patients are more tolerant of bleeding symptoms, this is because the operation if there is not complete hemostasis problem, and the patient's constitution, then the patient will have secondary infection symptoms. And the patient often has the symptom of bleeding within one week after operation.

In fact, ureterovaginal fistula is a terrible and common complication after cervical cancer surgery. And a week to two weeks after surgery is more common. It can be identified by injecting some blue liquid into the patient's bladder

Lymphocyst is also a common complication after cervical cancer surgery. And because patients have done extensive hysterectomy, sometimes patients also do pelvic lymph node dissection, postoperative patients will have varying degrees of lymph drainage is not smooth trend, so retroperitoneal lymph cyst.

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In fact, the number and degree of complications after cervical cancer surgery are related to the length of operation time and the original constitution of the patient. It is suggested that severe complications should be treated.