How long it takes to walk normally after varicose vein surgery varies depending on the location of the disease and the type of surgery. Varicose veins are tortuous and dilated due to factors such as blood stagnation and weakness of the vein walls. If the varicose veins occur in the lower extremities, they can be treated with sclerotherapy or radiofrequency ablation and can be walked on the ground 4-5 days after the procedure. If the patient is a varicocele, he or she may experience scrotal swelling and swelling after surgery, so it is not recommended to get out of bed too early. Patients should not get out of bed too much at the early stage of postoperative exercise, but can gradually transition, not to be too hasty and affect recovery. After surgery, it is also necessary to strengthen nutrition and maintain a relaxed mood to promote recovery.