After total excision surgery for cervical cancer with radiotherapy, if laboratory tests and imaging tests are normal, clinical symptoms disappear, and there is no recurrence and metastasis within five years, then it can be determined as clinical cure. After the treatment of cervical cancer, regular follow-up should be carried out for laboratory tests such as blood routine, liver and kidney functions and tumor markers, and imaging tests such as ultrasound, CT and MRI should also be carried out. Early-stage cervical cancer is more likely to be cured after regular treatment, and if the results of the above tests are normal within 5 years and there is no clinical manifestation, it suggests that the disease has recovered to normal. After surgery combined with radiotherapy for cervical cancer patients, they must keep a good mindset, pay attention to postoperative care according to doctor’s prescription, and consult the doctor in time if there is any abnormality.