Based on the clinic interview and test inspection it is established that the patients operated concerning a cloelithiasis suffer from affective disturbances with rising of situational, personal anxiety and a depression. In 6 months after surgical treatment the persons receiving an additional correction of the arising affective disturbances in comparison with the patients receiving the traditional volume of rehabilitational actions, had a level of situational anxiety and level of personal anxiety, authentically below. Depression level at them didn't differ. Level of situational anxiety level of personal anxiety and level of a depression in these terms didn't differ authentically from indicators at healthy people unlike the persons receiving only traditional treatment. Besides, in six months after operation these patients showed improvement of subjective indicators of somatic convalescence and psychological recovery that confirmed the best way of rehabilitational processes and the favorable forecast.

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