Recurrence after radiotherapy for cervical cancer has not been accurately reported, which is related to a variety of factors, such as pathologic type, staging, and individual physique. The later the staging, the higher the recurrence rate. From the follow-up of cervical cancer radiotherapy patients, if they belong to the middle or late stage of cervical cancer, the recurrence rate is relatively high, about 50% or 60%. Because metastasis to distant organs may also be found in the cancerous foci, it is easy to recur. For early-stage cervical cancer, the earlier the treatment, the lower the possibility of recurrence, which is about 10%. Current research data shows that the 5-year overall survival rate of patients after radiotherapy for cervical cancer is 63%. Cervical cancer patients are advised to have regular postoperative reviews. Every three months in the first year and every six months in the second year to detect abnormalities early and prevent recurrence.