Diet after endometrial polyp surgery

Uterine intrauterine polyps mainly occur after women enter puberty, and the common group in clinical medicine is women over 35 years old. The size and number of cysts in each patient are different. The cysts are generally located in the body of the uterus of women. If they are cysts in the cervical canal, the adverse effect may be that the cervical canal expands and slips out of the external opening. Therefore, immediate surgical treatment is required. After the operation, daily medical care must be provided so that the patient can recover health as soon as possible. Let’s take a look at the menu after uterine polyp surgery.

1. After surgery, patients with uterine polyps should first pay attention to the fact that meat foods should be crushed and eaten, and the nutritional balance should be half and half. Drink plenty of water every day, and also pay attention to eating more fresh fruits and vegetables. Other kernel fruits and grains also need to be eaten appropriately. Commonly consumed foods include Chinese cabbage, lettuce, sweet potato, tomato, wild rice stem, broccoli, milk, loofah, oyster mushroom, fungus, Hericium erinaceus, long beans, snow peas, potato, wax gourd, tofu, dried tofu, etc.

2. Since the patient may lose too much blood after the operation, he can eat more blood-replenishing, qi-replenishing and kidney-replenishing foods after the operation. However, pay attention to the dominance of warm nature. Some foods containing protein and qi-replenishing blood include lean pork, pig blood, beef liver, chicken breast, eggs, chicken, carp, wild turtle, and white fish. At the same time, you must also be careful not to eat some cold foods.

Diet therapy:

1. Peach kernel porridge: You need to prepare peach kernels and rice. Put the peach kernels in a container and mash them into a paste. Then remove the residue and take the juice. Use the juice to cook clean rice into porridge. It can be taken twice a day and should be eaten warm on an empty stomach. It is suitable for patients with uterine polyps caused by blood congestion and mass.

2. Achyranthes bidentata wine: This method is suitable for some patients who can drink a small amount of alcohol and are not allergic to ethanol. It contains Achyranthes bidentata, wine and other raw materials. Soak the Achyranthes bidentata in wine for a certain amount, and then you can take it warm at ordinary times according to your ability. The effect and efficacy is to break up blood and eliminate symptoms.

Since uterine polyps are a hormone-dependent disease, patients should be careful not to eat some hot and coagulating foods. Some foods containing hormone ingredients are even more unacceptable, such as longan, honey, dried longan, jujube, donkey-hide gelatin cake, and royal jelly. In addition, patients should not eat spicy food or irritating food or drink drinks, so that the body can get better as soon as possible.