After undergoing teratoma surgery, women shouldn't assume that everything is settled once the surgery is over. There are several precautions to be mindful of. For example, it's advisable to avoid exhaustion, sexual intercourse, sitz baths, and swimming for a month. It's also important to stay away from spicy foods. These measures primarily help prevent infections and promote the healing of the surgical site. Under normal circumstances, unless there are particular issues such as purulent vaginal discharge, or the surgical site becomes split, swollen, or starts discharging pus, a routine follow-up is recommended one month post-surgery. This includes a gynecological exam and a pelvic ultrasound to assess the healing of the incision. Additionally, understanding the recovery of the menstrual cycle is essential. For women planning to conceive, some pre-pregnancy advice should also be provided. Afterwards, it is suggested that women undergo a check-up every six months to a year to monitor for any signs of recurrence.