Rectal prolapse, if treated surgically, then postoperative recovery requires about 20 days to a month. Rectal prolapse involves the protrusion of part of the mucosa within the anal canal. Symptoms before surgery are generally severe, and if traditional surgical methods are used, the surgical wound is larger, resulting in a longer recovery time. It is recommended that patients rest in bed post-surgery for at least one week to ten days, avoiding getting out of bed too early or engaging in mental activities prematurely, which could cause the mucosa not to adhere properly and lead to a secondary prolapse. Patients who undergo surgery for rectal prolapse also need to have regular follow-ups, avoid strenuous abdominal activities, and be mindful of potential complications such as dry stool or difficulty defecating, avoiding prolonged squatting during these situations.