Although resection solves the disease caused by brain tumor to a certain extent, surgery is also a kind of trauma to the human body to a certain extent, therefore, patients should pay attention to their own recuperation after surgery in order to repair the body itself. When the pituitary tumor is surgically removed, the normal pituitary tissue is also harassed and damaged to different degrees, and the pituitary function is affected to a certain extent. If no attention is paid to rest after the surgery, certain hormones of the pituitary gland are over-secreted, and the pituitary gland is overburdened with functions, which may cause hypopituitarism. After pituitary tumor surgery, due to various factors (mental stress, heart and kidney function, liver, blood loss, drug side effects, nutritional deficiency, etc.), the immune system, gastrointestinal tract and digestive system will be damaged to some extent, and in severe cases, it will cause damage to the function of multiple organs and even cause failure, so the human body needs to get a good rest after the surgery. How long is a good rest period depends on the size of the surgery, the patient’s response to the surgery, whether the surgery goes well, whether there are any complications and the patient’s physical condition. Generally speaking, you can return to work after 1-2 months of rest after being discharged from the hospital. When you first start working, it is difficult to adapt your physical and mental strength, so you can work half shifts or start to participate in lighter work, and then participate in heavy work after your physical condition has fully recovered. It is important not to take care of small illnesses or to keep “sick” people without illnesses, as this is not conducive to the restoration of a healthy body.