A temperature of 37.4 degrees Celsius within 1 week after surgery for uterine fibroids is generally normal; however, if the temperature still increases after 1 week, it should be considered whether there is an infection in the body. Clinically, a body temperature of 37.3-38.0 degrees Celsius is called mild fever, and a body temperature of 37.4 degrees Celsius belongs to mild fever. Low-grade fever occurs within 1 week after uterine fibroid surgery, which is mostly caused by absorbed heat, and usually subsides in 3 to 7 days. If the temperature still rises 1 week after surgery, the body should be examined for the presence of infected foci, check the healing of incision, and timely conduct blood routine, abdominal ultrasound and other tests to understand the recovery of the organism. If infection exists, symptomatic treatment should be carried out in time to prevent further aggravation of infection. After surgery, patients with uterine fibroids should pay attention to incision care, timely change of medication, dietary attention to diversification, high protein, low-fat, and pay attention to supplementing vitamins and dietary fiber, etc., in order to promote the healing of the incision and the recovery of the body.