The recovery time after splenectomy varies with the specific condition, surgical method and individual situation. Splenectomy in patients with traumatic splenic rupture is mostly an emergency surgery, and those with smooth postoperative recovery can be discharged from the hospital in about 1 week, and the anemia symptoms can be corrected in about 1 month, and on the whole, the patient can basically recover in about 2-3 months. In general, the recovery time is about 2-3 months. If the patient has a combination of multiple organ damage or complications such as postoperative infection after splenectomy, the recovery time will be prolonged accordingly. In addition, full recovery of the skin excision wound may take 1-2 years. After splenectomy, it is necessary to observe the drainage tube and flow rate, monitor blood pressure and hemoglobin, etc. If excessive bloody fluid is drained, intra-abdominal hemorrhage may exist, and surgery should be performed immediately to stop the bleeding, so as to avoid the occurrence of anemia and hemorrhagic shock.