The recovery period for perforated septic appendicitis is usually about two weeks. Currently, most of the treatments for perforated septic appendicitis are minimally invasive surgeries, which are less traumatic and have a shorter recovery period, which is related to the standardized postoperative care. Most patients with perforated septic appendicitis have serious infections that can cause extensive purulent peritonitis, which has a greater impact on the digestive function of the gastrointestinal tract, and it takes a longer time to restore normal gastrointestinal function after surgery. After the surgery, patients need to monitor their own situation closely, and try to eat a light diet, avoiding spicy and stimulating foods, from fluid, semi-fluid to soft food, and get out of bed as soon as possible, and exercise appropriately to avoid intestinal adhesions. Avoid intestinal adhesions, etc. Patients with suppurative appendicitis need active treatment and standardized care after surgery to avoid critical situations, postoperative discomfort need to consult a doctor in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor for standardized treatment to avoid delays in the condition.