Meningioma surgery is generally smooth and patients can walk on the ground after waking up from anesthesia on the same day after surgery. If patients’ preoperative conditions are more serious, such as limb mobility disorders, etc., it usually takes a certain amount of time to recover before they can walk normally after surgery. Generally speaking, after the surgery of meningioma, the pressure of the tumor on the brain will be solved, and the clinical symptoms of the patients (such as dizziness, headache, limb weakness, etc.) will be relieved, and the patients will walk on the ground with the help of their family members after waking up from the anesthesia after the surgery. If the patient’s preoperative compression of the tumor on the brain tissue is heavy, and serious complications (such as limb movement disorder, intractable epilepsy, etc.) have already appeared, it will take a certain period of time to recover the neurological function after the surgical release of the tumor’s compression (the specific recovery time is related to the condition and the individual’s physical fitness), and the patient generally can not return to the normal state of walking immediately after the operation, and it may also leave sequelae for a long period of time. After surgery, patients with meningioma should carry out rehabilitation training under the guidance of the doctor, and consult the doctor when they can walk normally.