In general, uterine fibroids of 8 cm can be selected for minimally invasive surgery, but if the location of the fibroid is special and the patient has severe pelvic adhesions, minimally invasive is not recommended. Uterine fibroids are common gynecological diseases, which are benign tumors formed by the proliferation of uterine smooth muscle tissue. Generally, uterine fibroids do not require surgery and can be reviewed in the hospital on time. However, if the diameter of the fibroid is ≥5cm and causes infertility, or leads to severe abdominal pain, abnormal bleeding, anemia, etc., surgery can be chosen to remove the fibroid under the advice of the doctor. Uterine fibroid surgery includes open and minimally invasive. Generally speaking, if the diameter of fibroid is less than 10cm, minimally invasive surgery can be chosen, and the advantages of minimally invasive surgery are small incision, fast recovery after surgery, etc. However, if the location of uterine fibroid is special, it can be removed by surgery. However, if the location of fibroid is special, located in the intermuscular wall of the uterus or submucosa of the uterus, and at the same time the patient’s pelvic adhesion is serious, the risk of minimally invasive surgery will be increased, and it is recommended to choose the open surgery, the advantage of open surgery is that the surgery is intuitive, and it can reduce the risk of surgery. It is recommended that patients seek timely medical attention and under the doctor’s evaluation, follow the doctor’s instructions for surgery.