1, postoperative diagnosis of the child’s consciousness, pupils, such as the consciousness is not fully awake, should go to the pillow lying down, head to the side, to prevent accidental aspiration. 2, 6h after surgery can enter the liquid meal, the second day into the easily digestible, high fiber diet, and pay attention to drink more water, eat more vegetables, fruits, because of the long postoperative bed, intestinal peristalsis slow, water is absorbed by the intestinal tract resulting in dry stool, prone to constipation. 3, after surgery should be lying down for 10 ~ 14d, the affected side of the lower limbs outside the booth, to prevent increased abdominal pressure, affecting the healing of the surgical site, if you take a semi-recumbent position, under the knee should be a soft pillow to relax the abdominal muscles, reduce abdominal tension, do not flex the hip joint when lying in bed, so as not to testicular traction relaxation to testicular retraction. 4, keep the perineal wound dressing clean and dry, when it is stained wet, notify the medical staff to change it in time to prevent the incision from being infected, when the wound pain is intense, use deep breathing, breathing and other methods to reduce the pain, when it is not effective, give the appropriate amount of analgesics, sedative drugs to relieve pain, along with increased caressing, words of comfort and other care intervention methods. 5, after the operation, premature activity on the ground is likely to lead to increased exudation in the scrotum, so it is not advisable to prematurely move on the ground, because the exudation and hematoma can easily lead to bacterial growth, so antibiotics should be administered after the operation to prevent infection, and if necessary, drainage should be strengthened to reduce the occurrence of infection. In addition, due to local inflammatory reactions, blood and tissue exudation, redness, swelling or painful hard masses may occur in the scrotum after surgery. 6. Follow-up after surgical diagnosis should be done once a year until adolescence. Any problems encountered by the child after surgery can be contacted by telephone consultation with me to communicate the child’s current condition and whether he/she needs to be treated in the hospital.