It takes about two months for the hysterectomy stump to fall off, which varies from person to person, and is closely related to each person’s physical condition and postoperative care and nutrition, etc. It is recommended that coitus and tub baths should be avoided in the three months after the operation to avoid causing infection, which will result in poor healing of the vaginal stump. In the process of vaginal stump healing, if there are the following conditions should be dealt with in time, such as vaginitis, resulting in localized vaginal congestion, edema, which may cause infection of the stump, and need to carry out a timely test of the leukorrhea, to clarify the type of inflammation and symptomatic treatment. Avoid all kinds of adverse stimuli in the healing process, if there is a needle emergence, it may be due to the non-absorption of the thread, if necessary, carry out debridement treatment.