Yes. It's normal. bleeding after cauterization of the uterus.
In general, after the procedure the gynecologist places a stopper or bleeding buffer. This buffer should be withdrawn after the period indicated by the doctor. After the removal of this tampon, the woman may continue to have bleeding that tends to stop.
If such bleeding is continuous is at lots of quantity, the woman should return to the doctor's office for a revaluation.
Cauterization in the uterus is a procedure performed to treat precancerous or infectious lesions and destroy abnormal cells in the cervix.
The woman who is going to perform or has already performed the procedure should ask the doctor questions about cauterization, its consequences and the care that should be taken after the procedure.
The most important is to follow the lesions after the procedure with the routine preventive examination. With it, it will be possible to assess whether the lesions were properly treated and whether a new procedure is needed.
