Splenectomy, if not combined with other serious illnesses, usually results in a normal discharge from the hospital in two weeks. The time of discharge from the hospital for splenectomy should be determined by the type of surgery chosen, and the patient’s recovery. Most patients can be discharged in about two weeks. If laparoscopic surgery is used, which is less invasive and the recovery is faster, the patient can usually be discharged in one week; if there is a combination of major trauma and other diseases, and the surgery is more complicated, the patient can usually be discharged in two weeks. Splenectomy should be performed under the guidance of a doctor who will actively cooperate with the treatment to speed up the recovery. Listen to the doctor’s professional advice and choose the appropriate discharge time according to the patient’s recovery to avoid adverse effects on the patient’s recovery.