How long does it take to recover from laparoscopic surgery?

After hysteroscopy, the human body has a whole process of recovery. How to achieve better recovery after the operation is an issue that many patients attach great importance to. In fact, after the operation, as long as you follow the doctor's instructions for postoperative care, you can quickly heal the wound. How long does it take to recover from laparoscopy?

1. Diet after surgery. After the operation, the patient gradually calms down. At this time, there is no need to eat immediately. You can drink some warm water first. If you find that there is no discomfort, you can eat some liquid food, such as white rice porridge, millet soup, etc. Only after the next day can you slowly return to a normal diet. It is important to note that the wound will gradually heal after surgery. At this time, the human body needs a lot of protein. Therefore, patients after surgery should eat more high-protein foods, such as eggs, fish, chicken breast, etc. However, you cannot eat irritating foods after the operation to prevent the irritation from producing a large amount of gastric juice and causing stomach discomfort in the patient.

2. Taboos in postoperative care. This type of surgery will release carbon dioxide during the operation, which can produce pneumoperitoneum and facilitate the operation. However, after the operation, a small amount of carbon dioxide may remain in the patient's body, causing the patient to feel bloated in the abdomen. Therefore, in order to avoid the feeling of bloating making the patient feel uncomfortable after the operation, do not eat foods that are easy to cause bloating after the operation, such as sweet potatoes, onions, bean foods, carbonated drinks, etc.

3. After the operation, the patient should lie down and rest for about six hours. After six hours, he can get out of bed and move around moderately, and then gradually increase the amount of exercise. If the patient feels pain after the operation, the pain should be relieved by distraction. If the pain is severe, analgesics should be used to relieve the pain under the guidance of a doctor.

The above is a detailed introduction to the common problems after hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. In addition to the common problems introduced above, after surgery, you should also actively maintain the daily cleaning of the wound, clean the wound regularly, and keep the wound comfortable. Do not scratch the irritated area until the wound is completely healed to avoid affecting wound repair.