Fibroid surgery two days before menstruation has a greater impact, and it is generally not recommended to have fibroid surgery two days before menstruation. Two days before menstruation the hormone level rises and the endometrium is relatively thicker, if the surgery is done at this time, the bleeding is relatively high and the recovery of the endometrium will be much slower. Therefore, the impact of fibroid surgery two days before menstruation will be greater. Clinically, when the uterine fibroid exceeds 5 centimeters and produces pressure, and symptoms such as frequent urination, difficulty in defecation, and vaginal bleeding occur, timely surgical treatment must be carried out. The best time for uterine fibroid surgery is within 3-7 days after menstruation, at this time the endometrium is relatively thin, the amount of bleeding after surgery will be less, and the recovery of the endometrium after surgery will be relatively faster. It is suggested that patients with uterine fibroids should develop good living habits, avoid eating cold and spicy stimulating food, and pay attention to hygiene to prevent constipation.