Can you walk after a cervical cone biopsy?

Walking is allowed after cervical conization, but the following points should be noted: 1. Timing: Patients are generally advised to get out of bed and move around within 24 hours after surgery. However, during the first 3–5 days post-operation, activities should be limited to mild movements; prolonged walking or excessive exertion should be avoided. 2. Level of activity: After cervical conization, patients should control their level of physical activity to avoid irritating the suture site, which could lead to bleeding or impaired wound healing. Normal physical exercise can gradually resume one month after surgery, but vaginal bleeding should be closely monitored. 3. Individual condition: The patient's recovery progress and overall health status will influence their ability to walk after surgery. Therefore, during the recovery period, it is important to follow the doctor’s advice and adjust walking duration and activity levels according to individual circumstances.