The endometrial lining of the uterus can be damaged to varying degrees and pregnancy should usually be delayed for six months or one year. The endometrial lining of the uterus is traumatized by the procedure and the uterus needs to recover gradually after the procedure. If a woman becomes pregnant too early after the operation, the endometrium will not fully recover and it will be difficult to maintain the fertilized egg and its development, which will lead to miscarriage and stillbirth, which will cause more harm to the body. After the operation, the woman’s body is usually weak and needs a period of rest to recover. Pregnancy too early may result in poor fetal development due to lack of physical strength and poor nutrition, which may lead to malformed babies or spontaneous abortion. In conclusion, it is recommended that women take more rest, pay attention to personal hygiene, consume more high-protein foods, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and quit smoking and alcohol after the operation. The thickness of the endometrium should be checked before preparing for pregnancy to determine if it will affect the fertilized egg’s implantation.