The maintenance of female sexual characteristics depends on estrogen produced by gonads and ovaries. Women of childbearing age have periodic follicular development, maturation and ovulation, which produce estrogen and progesterone and maintain women's sexual characteristics. The uterus is the place where the fetus is conceived, and the endometrium periodically falls off to form menstruation. Therefore, after hysterectomy, as long as one ovary is preserved, the secretion of female sex hormones can basically maintain a normal level. Although there is no menstrual cramps, but also lost reproductive function, but will not affect women's sexual characteristics. In fact, even if the cervix is completely removed, it will not hinder sexual life and will not become a man.