Total cervical excision may increase a woman’s risk of infection, prolapse of pelvic organs, reduced sexual function, and increased chances of preterm delivery and miscarriage, among other effects, which need to be analyzed specifically. 1. Increased risk of infection: The cervix can secrete mucus, which is an important line of defense against pathogens entering the internal genitalia. After total removal of the cervix, women have an increased risk of upward infection, which can induce various gynecological inflammations, such as pelvic inflammatory disease and vaginitis. 2. Pelvic organ prolapse: after total excision of the cervix, the structure of the female pelvic floor changes, if the pelvic floor muscle is damaged, uterine prolapse, prolapse of the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina, etc., and in severe cases, involuntary urination will be manifested. 3. Decreased sexual function: the cervix is one of the sex-sensitive organs, and total excision of the cervix may have a certain impact on sexual life, which may easily lead to anxiety and depression. 4. Increased chances of preterm labor and miscarriage: For women of childbearing age, losing the support of the cervix makes them prone to preterm labor or miscarriage during pregnancy, and the risk of preterm labor and miscarriage can be lowered by performing cervical cerclage in a timely manner. In case of cervix-related diseases, it is recommended to visit the hospital in time for standardized treatment under the guidance of the doctor, and choose the total cervical excision surgery with caution.