Anterior wall repair is short for anterior vaginal wall repair surgery, which is a urological procedure to treat stress urinary incontinence. Anterior vaginal wall repair surgery is a surgical procedure for women to strengthen the bladder neck and the posterior urethral wall by making a longitudinal incision right in the middle of the anterior vaginal wall, folding the urethra after freeing the anterior vaginal wall, and later repairing and tightening the anterior vaginal wall. This procedure is used to treat stress incontinence disorders associated with prolapse of the anterior vaginal wall and uterine prolapse. Anterior vaginal wall repair surgery can only be performed after a comprehensive analysis of the patient’s condition by a professional doctor. After the surgery, the patient needs to pay attention to maintaining catheterization, ensuring the smooth flow of urine and feces, and at the same time, taking oral antibacterial medication to prevent infections. Specific surgical matters need to patients to the hospital after consultation can be judged according to the individual situation, so as to avoid causing damage to the organism.