At present, gynecological diseases are more often treated with individualized treatment plans. Specifically for uterine fibroids, the individualized treatment plan should be selected after full communication with the patient and family members according to the patient’s age, severity of symptoms, and whether there is a requirement for fertility, as follows: 1. 2. For older patients who do not have fertility requirements, they can choose either total transvaginal hysterectomy or subtotal transvaginal hysterectomy. Subtotal hysterectomy preserves the patient’s cervix and does not shorten the patient’s vagina, which has less impact on intercourse between the sexes. However, because of the presence of the cervix, patients should also be closely followed up after the procedure with regular cervical examinations and cervical cancer screening to rule out the occurrence of cervical cancer. Transvaginal total hysterectomy patients without cervical remnants should also be followed up regularly because the vaginal stump also has the potential for cancer and the occurrence of disease should be ruled out.