Uterine removal will cause certain damage to the body, and generally should rest for at least 2 weeks before touching cold water. The uterus needs a period of time to recover after the operation, patients should pay attention to avoid contact with cold water, otherwise it may lead to accumulation of blood in the uterine cavity, blood clotting into clots, not easy to discharge; also easy to lead to stagnation of blood, manifested as headache, body pain, even joint pain, and even cause dysmenorrhea and other symptoms. Therefore, it is recommended to contact cold water only after at least 2 weeks, and if conditions allow, it is safer to recuperate for 1 month and have a normal menstruation before contacting cold water after the body has completely recovered. In addition, after surgery, it is recommended to take oral motherwort granules and new biochemical granules under the guidance of doctors to promote uterine recovery. In short, women should be prohibited from having sex for one month after the operation, pay attention to keeping warm, avoid eating cold, spicy and stimulating food, avoid bathing, keep the vulva clean and dry, change sanitary products regularly, and choose underwear with good breathability.