Uterine nodules are divided into uterine body nodules and cervical nodules. Most of the cervical nodules are inflammatory hyperplastic nodules and usually need to be removed by laparotomy. Most of the uterine body nodules are fibroid nodules. If the nodules are small and have no specific symptoms, they can usually be followed up and observed without treatment or conservative treatment. If necessary, surgical treatment is required, usually a myomectomy or total hysterectomy is performed to eliminate them.1. Cervical nodules: Uterine nodules are commonly nodules in the cervical area, that is, cervical inflammatory hyperplastic nodules, which are manifested as localized hyperplastic nodules in the cervix. First, cervical TCT and HPV should be checked to rule out cervical precancerous lesions or even cervical cancer. After ruling out serious conditions, inflammatory hyperplastic nodules are usually caused by chronic cervicitis and usually do not require treatment. If there are clinical symptoms, such as contact bleeding and excessive leucorrhea, which affects daily life, treatment is needed, mostly using Lipo knife excision, or you can choose cold knife conization, and bleeding symptoms will be relieved after excision. 2. Uterine body nodules: Most of the nodules in the uterine body area are fibroids, which form nodular changes within the muscles of the uterine body. Most of the fibroids are small in size and can be left untreated when there are no clinical symptoms and observed for long-term follow-up. After menopause, with the decline of ovarian function and estrogen, the fibroid nodules will gradually shrink or even eliminate on their own, or they can be treated conservatively, such as taking oral medicine as prescribed by the doctor. Some fibroids with large nodules and clinical symptoms, such as excessive menstrual flow and anemia, may require surgery. The surgical procedure should be chosen according to the woman’s fertility requirements. If fertility preservation is required, fibroid removal is usually performed; if fertility preservation is not required, total hysterectomy is usually performed.