How long does it take to recover after receiving a desensitization shot?

Under normal circumstances, most patients who receive desensitization injections can recover about one month after surgery. However, if complications occur, the recovery period may be prolonged to varying degrees. Specific details are as follows:

Patients usually experience noticeable improvement within one week after surgery, but complete recovery typically takes about one month. If postoperative complications such as bleeding or infection occur, the recovery time will need to be extended accordingly. Patients should avoid sexual intercourse immediately after surgery to prevent unexpected complications; generally, intercourse can resume one month after the procedure. Additionally, patients should abstain from smoking and alcohol consumption, and are advised to engage in mild aerobic exercises such as brisk walking or jogging. A follow-up visit to the hospital is recommended one month after surgery to assess recovery progress.

If patients experience any discomfort or symptoms, they should seek medical attention promptly to avoid delays in treatment.