Abstract: Sometimes I feel lucky to live in modern times. There are many high-tech medical technologies in modern times. Take the uterine polyps that plague many female friends as an example. As long as some kind of minimally invasive surgery can achieve therapeutic effect, the cost and time are not much. However, female friends who have undergone uterine polyp surgery, if they do not pay attention to postoperative maintenance, will cause various inflammations and even relapse, leading to greater pain and economic costs. Postoperative care is also very important. So sometimes I feel lucky to live in modern times. There are many high-tech medical technologies in modern times. Take the uterine polyps that plague many female friends as an example. As long as some kind of minimally invasive surgery can achieve therapeutic effect, the cost and time are not much. However, female friends who have undergone uterine polyp surgery, if they do not pay attention to postoperative maintenance, will cause various inflammations and even relapse, leading to greater pain and economic costs. Postoperative care is also very important. Then postoperative care of uterine polyps 1. Good eating habits After the operation of uterine polyps, you need to supplement nutrition. Usually do not eat spicy food, supplement trace elements, and eat more zinc-containing fish, lean meat, eggs and so on. At the same time, we should eat more vegetables and fruits. In short, it is necessary to achieve balanced nutrition and digestible foods, such as tomatoes and apples. Spicy, irritating, greasy and high-sugar foods are not conducive to wound healing. It is recommended to eat less or not. After the operation of uterine polyps, you should also take some drugs to play an anti-inflammatory and health-preserving role. You can eat some Chinese date, angelica, donkey-hide gelatin, prepared rhizome of rehmannia, longan pulp, white peony root and other drugs for adjuvant treatment. Second, pay attention to scrub perineum twice a day with 1/5000 potassium permanganate or 0. 1% chlorhexidine solution after hygienic operation to avoid retrograde infection of uterine cavity during catheterization. I also need to change clothes and dry the bedding frequently. Sexual life should be forbidden for one month after operation to avoid bacterial infection. Third, take a proper rest to avoid fatigue. Pay attention to rest after the operation of uterine polyps to avoid the invasion of germs caused by overwork.