Patients can get up to urinate and defecate by themselves or with the help of family members 6-8 hours after surgery, do not rely on the potty, get out of bed the next day, wash and eat liquid or soft and easily digestible food, and do not have to wait until the anus is exhausted before eating. There will be mild pain at the site of the puncture hole after surgery, which is usually tolerable, and if it is sensitive, painkillers can be used. Some patients have shoulder and back pain after surgery, which is caused by CO2 pneumoperitoneum and can generally be relieved by itself after 1-2 days without special treatment. Strive to get out of bed early after surgery, which is beneficial to the recovery after surgery. The medication will be changed on the first day after surgery, and the patient can be discharged 3 days after surgery, and the stitches will be removed 6-7 days after surgery.