Myomectomy is a relatively common gynecologic surgery and is not considered a major surgery. Myomectomy is a relatively common gynecological surgery, which will be a little bigger than the general abortion-related surgery, but smaller than the surgery for gynecological malignant tumors, so it is considered as a general degree of surgery. If the size of the fibroid is small, the location of the growth is good, and it is single, and there is no other organ involved, then the operation is not difficult and the time will not be long; if the fibroid is large, the location is relatively poor, and it is multiple, and it involves other organs, and at the same time there is adhesion in the pelvis, then the difficulty of the surgical operation will be increased. Regardless of the size and difficulty of the operation, the preoperative examination will be routinely completed to exclude contraindications, and then design a targeted surgical program, the specific surgical situation needs to be consulted with the attending surgeon.