Today a director of gynecology asked me to look at a CT film of a patient with the following profile: female, 39 years old, with dysmenorrhea for more than 20 years. The clinical diagnosis is: adenomyosis. ct shows: uterus is significantly enlarged, as in 2nd trimester, with good blood supply. The gynecologist will perform a total hysterectomy on her. In fact, such a case might have been better treated with more consultation with relevant departments, such as uterine artery perfusion embolization. The infusion of sodium alginate microspheres in the bilateral uterine arteries can block the uterine arteries and allow the uterus to shrink, and even after the circulation is established, the sodium alginate microspheres remaining in the uterine capillary network can flush and release drugs to combat the symptoms caused by adenomyosis, which can completely cure the disease in a well supplied uterus, thus avoiding the surgical risk of total hysterectomy and greatly improving the patient’s quality of life after surgery. This avoids the risk of total hysterectomy and greatly improves the quality of life of patients after surgery. With the rapid development of reproductive endocrinology, it has been proved in recent years that the uterus is not only a target organ for hormonal action, but also a complex endocrine organ. It is now known that the uterus can secrete prostaglandins, lactogen, insulin growth factor, relaxin, epithelial growth factor, endothelin, as well as cytokines and enzymes. Chinese women seem to give little thought to the quality of life after surgery. In fact, some studies have shown that the uterus plays a role in orgasmic physiology. Hysterectomy has a large impact on the quality of life of women after surgery, and most gynecologists always think from the male point of view that couples can live after hysterectomy on the grounds that it has little impact on the quality of conjugal life couples, while ignoring the sexual quality requirements of women, due to the decline in their own sexual quality after hysterectomy in some patients leading to conjugal life becoming a burden, physical and mental pain, some patients resist Couple life, which also brings family conflicts. The above case, aged 39, is young, and the future feelings of the patient after hysterectomy may be known only to her. Therefore, women should have their own feminist consciousness and maintain their health while needing to safeguard their post-operative quality of life as much as possible, which requires more consultation and consultation before surgery, because often a good treatment may not always be applied to you in reality!