A good regular review during the wound healing period after hysterectomy and more attention to diet and rest can speed up the healing process. Removal of the uterus is a relatively major surgery for women and symptoms such as nerve pain and vaginal bleeding may occur after the surgery. Therefore, it is important to review regularly as ordered by the treating physician. Regular review can detect and treat some possible complications after surgery in time so that the best time for treatment will not be missed due to delay. When patients are at home, they should also observe diligently to see if the wound is in good condition, and if there is abnormal discharge or redness, swelling, or hot and painful sensation, they should go to the hospital for consultation. Second, try not to eat stimulating or cold food. You should drink more fish soup, bone broth and beans to replenish the protein and calcium needed by the body to recover. Also increase fruits and vegetables, such as cherries and grapes, to increase the body’s water as well as vitamins. For those who are anemic, it is recommended to eat some goji berries. In addition, the work and rest should be scientific. For a period of time after the removal of the uterus, you should not overexert yourself, but you should not sit for a long time either. Be careful when carrying things, the weight should preferably be within two or three kilograms. After resting, a moderate amount of exercise should be performed to stretch the limbs. Yoga exercise, dancing and long distance travel can cause bleeding in the pelvic cavity. In conclusion, paying attention to the above aspects after hysterectomy can shorten the healing time, and it is very important to take good care after hysterectomy to effectively reduce suffering from postoperative complications.