Normally, ectopic pregnancy can be discharged from the hospital within 5-7 days of surgery. If a woman has heavy bleeding before the operation or during the operation and her body is not recovering well, the hospital stay can be extended. In the case of ectopic pregnancy, the pregnancy sac in the fallopian tube is stripped or the fallopian tube is ruptured, the degree of damage is mild, there is no heavy bleeding during the operation, the operation is smooth, and postoperative hemostatic and anti-infective medication is given, no infection occurs after the operation, and the woman can get out of bed normally on the second day after the operation. The decrease in hormone levels can be reviewed every other day to determine the postoperative recovery. Ectopic pregnancy is an emergency condition caused by the growth and development of a fertilized egg in the fallopian tube and requires timely treatment to avoid affecting the life and health of the pregnant woman.