Given the dark moist environment of the vagina, the vaginal cuff may not heal as quickly as external incisions after a hysterectomy. sometimes during healing, granulation can occur. granulation is scar tissue that starts to form over an unhealed area, thus preventing/slowing true healing. indications of granulation range from no obvious. I have a very stubborn case of granulation after total abdominal hysterectomy in dec 2012. my ob/gyn has performed silver nitrate treatment 5 times, electro-cauterization once, and i am one week post op of surgery to remove the granulated tissue. nothing has changed: constant spotting of blood and passage of tissue.. *after menopause the walls of the vagina thin and can spontaneously bleed for no reason or after sex etc. *granulation tissue can form over scar and can bleed but more commonly soon after hysterectomy. i still recommend that anyone with bleeding check with their doctor..
what is granulation after a hysterectomy
A vaginal cuff is a closure made at the top of the vagina in the place of the cervix after a person has a hysterectomy in this article, we look at the risks involved with having a vaginal cuff.
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