Is it good to do minimally invasive surgery for cervical erosion?

Yes, cervical erosion is a normal physiological phenomenon. Clinically, do not treat it blindly. Erosion is mainly caused by the vigorous secretion of estrogen in young women, which leads to the outward migration of the cervical columnar epithelium and local erosion. Clinically, no treatment is required. For patients with cervical erosion, if they are fertile patients and the effect of drug treatment is not good, they can choose minimally invasive symptomatic treatment. Generally, most of them can choose physical symptomatic treatment. Generally, methods such as electrocoagulation, condensation, laser, etc. will be better. If they are fertile patients, they can be treated in this way. Minimally invasive surgery is generally used for moderate to severe erosion, with better clinical effects. Laser, freezing, microwave and other methods can be used.

How long does it take to recover to normal after minimally invasive surgery for lumbar disc herniation?

The most common minimally invasive surgeries for lumbar disc herniation are lateral endoscopic and nucleus pulposus ablation. After the operation, you usually get up and move around the next day and wear a waist device for about a month. After three months, you can jog lightly, do housework, and walk. For back muscle exercises, such as five supports and swallow flying, it is usually recommended to do them 3-5 days after the operation, which helps stabilize the spine and relieve symptoms. For perforaminal endoscopic or disc endoscopic, it is generally possible to recover in about a week after the operation, and fully recover in two weeks after the operation. It usually takes three months for minimally invasive surgery for lumbar disc herniation to basically return to normal, but overly strenuous exercise is still not allowed. Adherence to good rehabilitation training can also contribute to good healing after minimally invasive lumbar spine surgery.

Diet after minimally invasive surgery for uterine fibroids

After uterine fibroid surgery, you should pay attention to eating a light diet, eat nutritious and easily digestible food, and eat more foods containing protein, vitamins and iron, such as fish soup, fruits, vegetables, etc. After minimally invasive surgery for uterine fibroids, the following dietary principles should be noted: Eat foods containing protein, such as more fish and eggs. The diet after minimally invasive surgery for uterine fibroids can be semi-liquid food within 4 hours after surgery, which needs to be determined according to the specific minimally invasive surgery method.