Cervical connective tissue
Cervical is the lower part of the uterus that extends up to the vagina, and cervical operation is a surgical treatment, so that the cervix closes during pregnancy by stitches, in the case of cervical muscle relaxation or shortness; to ensure the closure of the uterus, prevent premature birth, The cervix depends on the type of neck, its length through the vagina or through the abdominal wall.
Information on cervical cyst
Causes of cervical
- Weak and smooth cervical muscles.
- Previous preterm birth or recurrent miscarriage history in the second trimester.
- Cervical insufficiency.
- There is no cervical injury.
- The width of the cervix due to the enlargement of the sac surrounding the fetus.
Risks of cervical cirrhosis
- Bacterial infection of the cervix or amniotic sac, if sterilization is not done well.
- Early contractions in the uterus can lead to premature birth.
- The amniotic sac hole early, and the descent of amniotic fluid.
- Constant narrowing of the cervix.
- Natural dysplasia, and difficulty in the normal extension and opening of the cervix at birth.
- An abnormal relationship between the bladder and the vagina, called vaginal bladder fistula.
- Vaginal bleeding.
- Tearing, rupture or ulceration of the cervix.
- Bladder injury if birth begins before cervical dislocation.
- Fever infection.
- Nausea, vomiting and severe headaches.
Tips for the pregnant woman after the cervix
- Stay in hospital for hours or throughout the night to observe contractions and symptoms after surgery.
- Complete comfort and bed rest to keep stitches intact, especially for those who have had one or more premature births, or one or more miscarriages.
- To make sure that the baby is safe and safe.
- Follow-up, compliance with the appointment of the attending physician, compliance with his instructions, and a commitment to take any drugs and drugs that he may prescribe in certain cases to prevent any potential infection or infection to the woman during the procedure.
- Avoid carrying heavy objects, and refrain from doing hard work and double effort after the operation.
- Keep away from walking and moving for long periods.
- Refrain from intercourse according to the period determined by the competent doctor and supervisor of the operation.
- Note: After the operation, the pregnant woman may experience mild bleeding and moderate convulsions, but these symptoms must stop after several days. In addition, the amount of thick vaginal secretions may increase, and may persist throughout the remaining pregnancy.