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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Hysterectomy on sexual life and psychological impact of intervention [Abstract] described hysterectomy on the patient’s psychological characteristics and sexual impact of surgery the patient raise knowledge missionary and targeted the need for psychological intervention. [Keywords:] hysterectomy; sex life; psychological intervention; Review A hysterectomy objective physiological effects in the female 1.1 hysterectomy on women’s physiological structure and function of the uterus as a mutilation, female physiology and psychology are important. Hysterectomy by itself or complications include: vaginal dryness, shortening, scarring, inflammation, etc., the above can cause sexual discomfort, but generally does not cause significant changes in sexual desire [1]. Yang Dan and other studies have shown that: Some scholars believe that hysterectomy itself had no obvious effect on women’s sexual behavior [2], 43.9% of patients before surgery, as postoperative recovery did not appear to have a sexual disorder. Reduce the frequency of sexual life, and have disabilities 26.2%, 17.8% of patients can not resume a normal sex life is due to the fear of surgery, or mistakenly believe that after the need abstinence. Therefore, before and after surgery the patient guidance, to eliminate very important psychological barrier. 1.2 Cervical fate of the impact of postoperative sexual life the incidence of cervical stump cancer, and its application in the proportion of cervical cancer are very low. Domestic and international study found that after hysterectomy on sexual dysfunction in patients with markedly increased compared with those who keep the cervix [3]. Kilkku proposed hysterectomy orgasm occurs in patients with sub-total resection group than in patients with poor, mainly related to changes in vaginal anatomy and scar formation [4]. Therefore recommended gynecologist for cervical cytology to exclude cervical lesions, there are screening women of child-b