The uterus is a part of a woman’s physiological structure, and when, for objective reasons, one wants to be on birth control or cure fibroids, one has to give up the uterus. Though it is helpless, but the maintenance work after hysterectomy should be done. What are the precautions after hysterectomy? The following is an inventory: Note 1: The hysterectomized person will not have menstruation again. Note 2: 6-8 weeks after the operation, when the deep tissue in the pelvic cavity is recovered, you can have a normal sex life. In case of total hysterectomy, sexual life should be prohibited for 3 months and heavy physical labor should be avoided. 3 months later, normal work and life can be resumed. Note 3: Avoid lifting heavy objects more than 3 kilograms, bending over to pick up objects and climbing stairs for 6-8 weeks after the operation, and use a girdle appropriately. Note 4: Do not sit for a long time, long-distance travel, avoid yoga and rhythmic dance and other sports that can easily increase abdominal pressure, so as to avoid bleeding in the pelvic cavity. Note 5: After using the toilet, wipe from the front to the back to avoid infection. Point 6: Observe the wound daily for any redness, swelling, heat, pain or abnormal secretion, and return to the clinic as soon as possible if there are any of the above symptoms. Point 7: Eat more fruits and vegetables and high-fiber foods, and consume 2000-3000cc of water daily to prevent constipation. Point 8: If you have bilateral ovariectomy, you are prone to osteoporosis, you should increase calcium and hormone intake, such as: animal bones, small dried fish, soy foods and appropriate exercise to avoid falls and fractures. Note 9: Do not take vaginal douching and tub baths within 6 weeks. Note 10: Take more food containing protein, vitamins and iron, such as fish soup, grapes, cherries and vegetables. Tips: a total of ten points on the maintenance of hysterectomy precautions, the false understanding of learning, will certainly be a great help to the recovery after surgery, I wish you a speedy recovery.