Thyroid disorders, which can gradually recover in about two weeks after surgery, are usually simple thyroid adenomas and nodular goiters, which can be operated under local anesthesia and are relatively less invasive. The stitches can be removed in 4-5 days after surgery, and the recovery will gradually return to normal in 1-2 weeks. After surgery, avoid strenuous activities, eat less and more meals, mainly liquid, soft and easily digestible food, and pay attention to high protein food, which can promote wound recovery. For the removal of most of the thyroid gland, the recovery is relatively slow. During the usual or postoperative recovery period, calcium preparations can be appropriately supplemented, because some patients are prone to complications of postoperative hand and foot convulsions during or after surgery.