Different patients with intestinal obstruction have different causes, different parts of the obstruction, different systemic conditions of the patients, and different treatment modalities, and the length of hospitalization of each patient is not consistent, some patients can be discharged in about ten days, and some patients need several weeks. In general, patients with intestinal obstruction need to be hospitalized for gastrointestinal decompression, adjustment of water-electrolyte balance, anti-infection and other treatments, but also pay attention to the patient to strengthen nutrition, promote laxative. When the patient with intestinal obstruction after conservative treatment, can carry on normal defecation, and can eat through the mouth, indicating that the patient’s condition is in a stable state, generally about ten days can be discharged. Some patients with intestinal obstruction after conservative treatment is not obvious, or the condition has worsened, then the patient needs to undergo surgical treatment, generally after the operation, the patient needs to be able to pass gas and defecation normally before being discharged, at this time the discharge time will be relatively longer. It is recommended that patients under the guidance of the doctor, actively cooperate with the treatment, if there is discomfort, need to inform the doctor in a timely manner, so as to avoid aggravation of the condition.