Hysterectomy is one of the more common gynecological procedures in which the uterus is removed completely, either through the abdomen or through the vagina. A total hysterectomy is the complete removal of the body of the uterus and the cervix. Some studies have shown that for total hysterectomy itself, the effect on patients’ sexual behavior is not significant, with about 40% of patients recovering as before surgery; only about 25% have reduced or impaired sexual frequency; the few who cannot resume sexual life are caused by post-operative fears or the misconception that abstinence is required after surgery. Some patients worry that they will not be women after hysterectomy and are afraid to have sex. This is not true. The uterus only plays an important role in the conception of the fetus. After the removal of the uterus, the normal physiological characteristics of women can still be maintained by simply removing the uterus and preserving the ovaries if there is no need for fertility. For young women, it is the removal of the ovaries (not the uterus) that can have an effect on a woman’s sexual desire and behavior. Six weeks after total hysterectomy, the patient should visit the hospital for a follow-up examination to see how the wound is healing. Sexual intercourse is usually prohibited for 3 months after surgery to facilitate wound recovery. After that, sexual life can be resumed. After total hysterectomy, the husband should be more caring, considerate and loving to his wife in life and housework to dispel her worries, anxiety and anxiety, so that she can experience her husband’s love and feel warm, which is very important to restore a harmonious and cordial sex life after surgery. Generally speaking, when sex is just resumed, considering that the wound is recovering, the husband should be gentle and considerate, starting with gentle caresses, not too “rough”, not too violent, tentative entry, in order not to let the wife feel pain (because the top of the vagina is a stitched wound, the vagina has become shallow because of the surgery). If there is blood during intercourse, stop immediately and go to the hospital to check the healing of the wound or to check if granulation tissue has been produced at the vaginal stump. Both partners should talk to each other, communicate, and progress gradually, gradually returning the frequency and mode of sexual intercourse to pre-operative levels as time passes and post-operative recovery time increases. Clinically, subtotal hysterectomy is mostly used for young women and those with no lesions on cervical cancer prevention examination. Since the cervix is preserved and the vagina still maintains its original depth, it feels better than total hysterectomy during sex, but regular cervical cancer prevention scraping should be done to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer and stump cancer. Some studies show that 3 to 5 years after hysterectomy, ovarian function will also be affected to some extent, and patients will have some menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes and sweating, irritability and vaginal dryness, thus affecting sex life. If necessary, use hormone replacement or apply drug treatment such as courting cod liver oil ointment to facilitate a harmonious sex life. In addition, proper physical exercise and couples’ health exercises are also conducive to post-operative physical recovery and harmonious sexual life. In conclusion, couples can still have a high-quality sex life after hysterectomy. Each patient, according to their own situation, summarize a set of sex life suitable for themselves to enhance the love of the couple, make life beautiful and family happiness. Several situations that require hysterectomy: 1. benign and malignant tumors of the uterus. Such as uterine fibroids, for women without fertility requirements, uterine fibroids increase to the size of 12 weeks of pregnancy, menstrual bleeding to the extent of anemia or pressure such as frequent urination, urinary urgency, painful urination; myometrium dysmenorrhea conservative treatment is ineffective, the pain is intolerable; uterine body or cervical malignant tumors. 2, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, age close to menopause and invalidated by Chinese and Western medicine treatment. 3, uterine rupture, uterine prolapse serious, etc.