The authors analyzed the condition of 51 patients in the early period of operation for ulcer and cholelithiasis. It was found that most patients showed asthenic, dyspeptic and pam syndromes, anemia, hypoacidic or achylous gastritis, inflammation at the operative site. As a result of treatment at the Mirgorod health resort (physiotherapy, mineral water) there occurred a significant improvement in the patients' condition. It is concluded that rehabilitation of patients following surgical intervention on the 20th day of operation for ulcer and cholelithiasis at the Mirgorod health resort has good perspectives.
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