The recovery time for meniscoplasty removal is related to the size of the meniscus removed and cannot be generalized, but usually takes about a week to half a month. Meniscus injuries may cause pain when walking, and if conservative treatment is not effective, surgical treatment is recommended. Surgical treatment is generally categorized into partial and complete resection. If the meniscus is partially removed, after the surgery, after the anesthesia is relieved, the patient can start walking or do some simple functional exercises, and can usually recover after a week. If it is completely removed, the pain may be more serious and the activity will be limited, usually half a month can return to normal life.