Laparoscopic technology has the advantages of non-opening, less trauma, faster recovery and less postoperative pain. However, laparoscopic surgery is after all a kind of surgery, and patients who undergo such surgery should still pay attention to some issues before and after the surgery in order to make this “no-op surgery” achieve satisfactory results. Before the operation, pay attention to personal hygiene, wash the umbilicus with warm water, preferably with a cotton swab dipped in soapy water or vegetable oil to remove the dirt from the umbilicus. In terms of diet, light, easily digestible food should be the mainstay of the day before surgery, and large fish and meat should be avoided to prevent postoperative intestinal distension. At the same time, you should prepare yourself mentally, adjust your psychological state and ensure sufficient sleep. If necessary, take oral sedative drugs as prescribed by the doctor. After laparoscopic surgery, attention should be paid to consolidate the surgical effect and restore physical ability as soon as possible, for this purpose: a. Within 6 hours after surgery, adopt a depillowed lying position with the head on one side to prevent vomit aspiration into the trachea; b. Because most patients do not feel pain after surgery, do not neglect to massage the patient’s waist and legs, and turn the patient once in half an hour to promote blood circulation and prevent decubitus ulcers; c. The fluid infusion of the same day can be removed The urinary catheter can be removed after the fluid infusion, and the patient is encouraged to get out of bed; 4. Do not give the patient sweet milk, soy milk powder and other sugary drinks; five, laparoscopic surgery incision is less than 1 cm, so a week after the abdominal dressing can be removed, and can take a shower, and then you can gradually resume normal activities. However, attention needs to be paid to the use of appropriate and light activities in the week after surgery.