Jumping rope is not conducive to the discharge of uterine fluid, women’s uterine fluid is generally divided into physiological fluid and pathological fluid. Physiological fluid is mainly a small amount of fluid in the uterine cavity during ovulation or the early stages of pregnancy, most of which will be digested and absorbed by the uterus on its own, without special treatment. Pathological fluid mainly comes from abnormal uterine bleeding, endometrial inflammation, etc. In this case, even if jumping rope is not particularly beneficial to help deal with the fluid, but to actively treat the primary disease, such as abnormal uterine bleeding, we must find the cause of the bleeding, if necessary, to carry out hysteroscopic surgery and uterine curettage, and if it is the inflammation of the endometrium, it should be actively anti-inflammatory treatment.