In most patients, the uterus can recover normally in a month or so after the removal of the uterus, the endometrium will gradually recover in a month or so after the removal of the uterus, and a complete menstrual cycle will be formed, during which the endometrium will shed, but due to the different degrees of damage to the uterus caused by the removal of the uterus surgery, if the damage during the removal of the uterus is more serious, the uterus will take longer to recover, which will result in delayed menstruation. If the damage is severe, the uterus will take longer to recover, which will delay menstruation. As long as menstruation occurs, it means that the lining of the uterus has fully recovered and a new menstrual cycle has been formed. Women must pay attention to rest and keep the vulva area clean and hygienic after the procedure.