Uterine cysts are gynecological diseases, both congenital and acquired, and are usually treated by surgical methods, such as cystectomy and laparotomy. Generally, patients can have intercourse only 1-2 months after the surgery, but due to the difference of individual physique and recovery degree, the time of intercourse may also be delayed and there is no uniform time. It takes about 1 month to recover from the cervical trauma after cystectomy, but about 2 months to recover if the surgical method is a laparotomy. Patients are advised to visit the hospital before having sex in order to have a detailed understanding of the recovery of the cervix. If the patient has intercourse before recovery, it can sometimes damage the surgical wound and cause local bleeding or even vaginal haemorrhage. In addition, it is also easy for germs to invade through the wound and cause gynecological inflammation. After uterine cyst surgery, patients should take medication on time and in sufficient quantity as prescribed by the doctor to prevent infection. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure the hygiene of the private parts, change the intimate clothing regularly and wash with flowing water on time to prevent infection.