After uterine fibroid surgery, the IUD can usually be inserted 2-3 months later, 3-7 days after the menstrual period has cleared, and patients should clarify the timing of the IUD with their attending physician. Because the wounds caused by uterine fibroid surgery usually take 2-3 months to fully recover, the IUD is usually an intrauterine device (IUD) made of metal material, silicone, or rubber, which needs to be surgically placed inside the uterus, and will cause some damage to the uterine cavity, therefore, premature IUD is not conducive to the healing of the wounds. The IUD needs to be placed 3-7 days after the menstrual period is cleared. Before the IUD is placed, it is important to keep the vulva clean, maintain a good mood, avoid emotional stress, and make adequate preoperative preparations for the IUD surgery. After the IUD is placed, it is important to check the position of the IUD regularly and replace the IUD in time within the period of use.