It usually takes one month to heal after gout stone surgery. Gout stone is a disorder of purine metabolism that causes uric acid to crystallize in the joints, and its main symptoms include localized pain in the joints (e.g., toes, ankles, etc.), limitation of movement and swelling. Smaller gout stones can usually be dissolved when the uric acid is lowered, but larger gout stones need to be removed surgically due to the large number of crystals. Gout stone surgery is usually performed under local anesthesia, and after successful anesthesia, it needs to be peeled off and removed with special tools; after the surgery, the wound must be kept dry and clean, and the medication must be changed regularly to observe the healing of the wound; usually, the wound can be returned to normal within one month, and the wound must be kept on a light diet during the healing period, and it is not advisable to eat food such as seafood, bean sprouts, or beer, etc., in order to avoid recurrence of the disease. It is recommended that gout patients seek timely medical treatment to avoid delaying their condition, and consult your doctor for specific questions.