What to eat after minimally invasive breast surgery

When people find that they have breast hyperplasia or other breast diseases, they need to undergo surgery. Minimally invasive surgery is a new type of treatment method that can reduce a lot of pain from surgery and only requires a very small area of ​​trauma to treat the disease. It takes some time to recover after the operation. During this period, you should eat more nutritious products. Let’s take a look at what to eat after minimally invasive breast surgery.

Patients should eat more light and nutritious foods after breast surgery. They can eat some poultry and soy products after the operation, because these foods are relatively high in vitamins and rich in protein, which can replenish the body's physical strength and prevent cancer. Or patients can be given mung bean porridge and eight-treasure porridge regularly, because these foods are relatively light, patients have a better appetite, and can also supplement calories and relieve physical weakness. Of course, patients can also eat more fresh fruits or vegetables, eat more foods with higher nutritional content, do not eat raw, cold, spicy, irritating and greasy foods, and do not eat barbecued foods.

Patients can do some appropriate physical exercises in their daily lives to enhance their physical fitness. To enhance one's own resistance to disease, of course, patients should also adjust their mentality, live a regular life, go to bed early and get up early, pay more attention to rest, drink plenty of water, ensure adequate sleep, adjust their mood, and actively accept various examinations and treatments.

1. Daily precautions after minimally invasive breast surgery

1. If dressing changes are needed after surgery, they should be done in a timely manner, and regular check-ups should be conducted at the hospital according to the doctor's instructions.

2. After the operation, you should avoid depression, anxiety and other emotional states, and try to keep a happy mood, which will help recovery.

3. Pay attention to keeping the surgical area, especially the wound area, clean. Avoid strong touching during activities to avoid bleeding and infection. You can also take oral anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection.

4. Be careful to avoid using cosmetics and skin care products containing hormones, and avoid taking maintenance, whitening and other drugs containing hormones.

5. Avoid performing laborious work quickly and avoid lifting heavy objects, as this may not protect the wound well and may cause it to split. You can do more massage to promote blood circulation and help it recover better.