The recovery time after cervical surgery is related to the type of surgery and the surgical method, which requires specific analysis and cannot be generalized. There are various surgical methods for cervical surgery, including microwave, self-coagulation knife, cervical conization surgery, etc. The recovery time after cervical surgery is generally 2-3 months, and some patients may need a second surgery if they do not recover well. In case of cervical HPV infection, cervicitis, cervical hypertrophy, etc., cervical conization surgery is required to remove part of the cervical tissue, and the recovery time is longer, about 3 months. In case of cervical nuchal cysts or polyps, etc., a simple minimally invasive repair can be performed, and the recovery time after surgery is also shorter, about 1 month. After surgery, it is important to keep the local surgical site clean and hygienic and prohibit intercourse to avoid infection and non-healing of the trauma. Patients are advised to follow medical advice after completing cervical surgery, avoid too strenuous exercise and spicy and stimulating food.