Objective To study the application value of uterine endometriosis index （EFI） on the postoperative reproductive guidance of patients with endometriosis （EMT）. Methods From March 2015 to April 2017,76 EMT patients in our hospital underwent laparoscopic surgery for EFI score. On the basis of corresponding guidance,the patients were followed up and observed for 2 years for results in postoperative pregnancies. Results The two-year follow-up period showed that there were 68 cases of pregnancy in 76 cases. Pregnancy rate and natural pregnancy rate decreased with the decrease of EFI score. There was a difference between the groups （P<0.05）. The monthly delivery rate of 68 cases was 76.47%. At the same time,there were no significant differences between the groups in the pregnancy outcomes of patients with different EFI scores （P>0.05）. Conclusion Laparoscopic surgery can improve pregnancy rate and natural delivery rate of EMT patients. At the same time,according to the EFI score,comprehensive assessment of the patient's reproductive status is important for guiding the selection of postoperative treatment and for guiding follow-up treatment.