Rectal mucosal prolapse after surgery, how long the patient can return to normal. This is based on the severity of rectal mucosal prolapse, the patient’s own healing ability and whether the postoperative wound infection and other factors to carry out an objective analysis: First, if the patient’s own healing ability is strong, the patient’s degree of rectal mucosal prolapse is relatively mild, the surgical resection, through the active anti-infective, incision dressing change, the local infection did not occur. In this case, in the postoperative period of 7-9 days, the local edema can subside, the wound healing is good, to meet the standard of discharge. Second, if the patient’s own healing ability is poor, the patient’s mucosal prolapse is more serious, and the localization is accompanied by a mild infection after surgery. In this case, the patient needs a long time to change the medicine after surgery, and the patient needs about two weeks to be able to return to normal.