Generally speaking, appendicitis surgery requires half a month of rest. The exact length of rest time depends on each individual’s recovery and may be different for each person. If you are a young patient, the inflammation of the appendix is relatively light, the pain is short, and you choose minimally invasive laparoscopic appendectomy at this time, and the hospital stay is very short, you are discharged smoothly in 2-3 days, basically it is no problem at all to rest for half a month to go to work. If you choose open appendectomy, the incision may be painful after the operation, but you will be discharged smoothly and have no problem to rest for half a month to go to work. If the wound becomes infected, it is necessary to change the medication repeatedly, once a day or once every 2 days, and the rest time is uncertain, and you can go to work only after the wound is completely healed.