After undergoing minimally invasive hernia surgery, it usually takes about 20 to 25 days to cough normally. Minimally invasive hernia surgery can be an effective treatment for hernias, and this surgery usually needs to be done laparoscopically; minimally invasive treatment of hernias produces less trauma, so patients tend to recover faster, usually around 20 to 25 days to return to normal life, and can cough normally after recovery. Recovery from minimally invasive hernia surgery is related to post-operative care and physical fitness. If the patient has proper post-operative care, is in good physical condition and has a fast metabolism, he or she will recover in about 20 days; if the patient is in poor physical condition and has a slow metabolism, he or she may need about 25 days to recover. If there is infection and inflammation after the operation, the recovery time will be relatively longer. Patients should take good care of themselves after minimally invasive hernia surgery, and should seek medical attention if they become unwell. For conditions such as chronic bronchitis with long-term coughing, the disease should be treated to prevent long-term coughing, leading to increased abdominal pressure and recurrence of hernia.