ObjectiveTo discuss effective measures to improve postoperative sexual life quality of patients with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN).MethodsOne hundred and twenty patients with CIN were randomly assigned to the blue-ribbon club group, the friendship-support group and the control group. The blue-ribbon club patients were regarded as club members and received special education every two months. The friendship-support group patients received education one by one in the hospital setting and the control group patients received the same education as before participated into the trial. Female sexual function index (FSFI)was used to evaluate sexual function before and 6 months after intervention.ResultsExcept sexual pain, the total score of FSFI and the score of sub-domain in the blueribbon club were significantly higher than that in the control group. The total score of FSFI and score of sub-domain were significantly higher than that in the control group. There were no significant differences between both intervention groups.ConclusionsBoth education intervention modes of the blue-ribbon club group and the friendship- support group could effectively improve sexual function for post-operation patients with CIN.