Objective To investigate the repair mechanism of adipose ⁃derived stem cells(ADSCs)and Pluronic F⁃127(PF⁃127)complexes on the endometrium of New Zealand white rabbits with intrauterine adhesion (IUA). Methods Ordinary female New Zealand white rabbits were randomly allocated into,according to different intervention methods,sham operation group,IUA model group,PF ⁃127 hydrogel group,ADSCs group,and ADSCs⁃PF⁃127 group. Uterine tissue was bilaterally harvested from the rabbits 14 days following the intervention in the hydrogel complex group. The endometrial thickness,the number of glands,the ratio of fibrosis area and the transforming growth factor ⁃ beta (TGF ⁃ β) were analyzed through histopathological and immunohistochemical methods to assess endometrial proliferation and fibrosis. Results Compared with those in the IUA model group, the endometrial thickness and the number of glands were significantly increased in the ADSCs ⁃ PF ⁃ 127 hydrogel complex group;the endometrial fibrosis area ratio and TGF⁃β expression were significantly decreased in the ADSCs⁃ PF⁃127 hydrogel group. The pathological characteristics of the PF⁃127 hydrogel group and the ADSCs group did not experience a significant change when compared with that of the IUA model group. Conclusion The ADSCs ⁃PF ⁃ 127 hydrogel complex has marked advantages in the dual repair effect of anti⁃adhesion and promoting endometrial regeneration. This provides a pathway for devising a novel therapeutic regimen to provide reference for future basic clinical studies.