Patients usually need to rest for about 1 month after fibroid surgery, and the rest time can be extended appropriately if the patients themselves are in poor health or if complications occur after surgery. Uterine fibroids are a common benign tumor. Uterine fibroid surgery can be divided into open surgery and minimally invasive surgery, and during surgery, it can be divided into myomectomy and total hysterectomy. There are certain complications such as intraoperative bleeding, infection, and pelvic organ adhesions during the surgery. If the patient has reached menopause and the fibroids are small, the fibroids will gradually shrink and disappear after menopause, so they can be observed temporarily without surgery. In addition, after uterine fibroid surgery, patients must do a good job of post-operative care under the guidance of the doctor to reduce post-operative infection and complications, which is conducive to early recovery of the body.