Uterine perforation is particularly common among female reproductive tract device injuries, and usually occurs after uterine operations such as placement or removal of intrauterine device, midterm induction, abortion, and curettage. When uterine perforation occurs, the clinical symptoms are obvious, such as lower abdominal pain, rebound pain, parametrial mass, shock and a series of other symptoms. Uterine perforation mainly refers to the injury of the entire uterine wall caused by uterine surgery, which leads to the communication of the uterine cavity with the abdominal cavity or other organs. Patients with uterine perforation will have lower abdominal pressure pain and rebound pain, which are also the most typical symptoms after uterine perforation. There is also the symptom of a parametrial mass, which is mainly caused by the isthmus of the uterus penetrating the broad ligament and damaging the blood vessels to form a hematoma in the broad ligament. If the large blood vessels are damaged by the perforation during the operation, internal bleeding is typical for a short period of time, and the patient may soon go into shock due to heavy bleeding. Therefore, uterine perforation can be very dangerous for women, even life-threatening in severe cases. The symptoms of uterine perforation do not appear immediately after the surgery, but in some people, even a week or two after the surgery. Therefore, women should pay attention to rest after hysterectomy, and pay attention to observe whether there are any abnormalities, and if there are any such symptoms, they need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time; after hysterectomy, they need to be alert to the occurrence of such complications, and judge and deal with them early.