Egg retrieval usually refers to the removal of eggs from a woman’s ovaries through a manual egg retrieval procedure. This procedure is currently performed mainly under anesthesia with an ultrasound for egg retrieval by puncture, and the postoperative wound is small. However, since the ovaries are adjacent to the bladder, uterus, intestines and other tissues, there is a risk of abdominal infection, bleeding and bladder damage after puncture. It is recommended to rest properly for 1-2 days after egg retrieval to observe for any complications of the procedure. However, for the sake of health, do not stay in bed for a long time. After 2 days, if there is no obvious discomfort, you can walk out of bed and then gradually resume your daily activities, such as slow walking, without excessive movements to prevent sudden changes in body position, which may lead to torsion of the enlarged ovaries. Do not exercise strenuously for 2 weeks after surgery, and do not take a bath or have intercourse. Since ovulation medication is required before egg retrieval, it may cause ovarian hyperstimulation, which may lead to ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. Women with symptoms such as abdominal distension, nausea and dyspnea after egg retrieval should seek medical attention promptly. In addition, you can increase the intake of high-protein foods such as milk, chicken, shrimp, fish and beans to reduce the risk of hyperstimulation after surgery, which also helps the ovaries to recover. You also need to take folic acid and calcium supplements, and try not to eat spicy and stimulating foods such as chili, ginger and garlic. In addition to proper activities and dietary regimen, you should also ensure good lifestyle habits after egg retrieval, don’t stay up late, ensure sufficient sleep, balance your mind, and avoid stress and emotional tension. Also, pay attention to keep your vulva clean to avoid infection, etc.