The discharge may be finished in 1~2 weeks after uterine removal surgery, but it is not absolute, some women may last for 1 month or even longer. After hysterectomy, women will have discharge, which is usually pale yellow or accompanied by blood or blood, with the passage of time after surgery, the discharge will gradually decrease and may be finished in 1~2 weeks. After uterine removal surgery, observe the secretion for a long time, manifested as bloody secretion or purulent secretion, which may be abnormal phenomenon, caused by poor healing of vaginal stump, local polyp formation, local hematoma formation, etc. The secretion may last for 1 month or even longer without being discharged. After hysterectomy, we should observe the amount, color, nature and duration of the discharge, and if there is any abnormality, we should go to the hospital to check the cause, and then take targeted treatment, for example, the vaginal stump needs to be re-sutured if it is not healing well. Local hematoma should be incised and drained, given penicillin, cephalosporin drugs to fight infection. Localized polyps should be treated with polypectomy. After uterine removal surgery to observe the secretion is abnormal, timely go to the hospital for medical treatment.