Eating this way after ovarian tumor surgery can help your body recover

Ovarian cancer is a malignant tumor disease that threatens women's health. The incidence rate has remained high in recent years. Surgery is generally used to treat ovarian tumors. A correct diet after surgery plays a great role in the body's recovery. So what should you eat after ovarian tumor surgery?

Dietary principles:

1. Patients with ovarian tumors should have a light diet and avoid or consume less high doses of lactose and excessive animal fat.

2. Ovarian tumor patients should try not to eat smoked, moldy, or nitrite-containing foods, eat less fried, spicy, and pickled foods, and not smoke, drink alcohol, or overeat.

3. Ovarian tumor patients should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to enhance immunity. Such as rapeseed, spinach, Chinese cabbage, tomatoes, onions, hawthorn, fresh dates, kiwi, asparagus, kelp, etc. If the nausea is severe, you can drink vegetable juice or eat some refreshing cold dishes and fruits.

4. Ovarian tumor patients should have adequate supply of calories and protein (protein foods). You can eat more milk, eggs, lean pork, beef, rabbit meat, fish, poultry, soy products, etc.; if the patient is averse to oily (oily foods) and greasy meat, you can choose to eat cheese, omelets, salted duck eggs, etc. You should also eat more honey (honey foods) and cereals (cereal foods) such as rice and noodles.

5. The three meals of ovarian tumor patients should be arranged reasonably: breakfast and dinner should be arranged before 6 am and after 7 pm respectively, to extend the time interval between medication and meals and reduce drug reactions. Avoid using spicy condiments (seasoning foods) such as pepper and mustard.

6. Patients with ovarian tumors should also pay attention to drinking water, no less than 2000 ml per day, to reduce the irritation of drugs on the digestive (digestive) tract mucosa and promote the excretion of toxins. Milk, soy milk and mung bean soup help excrete toxins released by cancer cells.

7. Ovarian tumor patients should take some beneficial anti-cancer drugs before and after surgery, which can replenish vitality, regulate the body, inhibit the growth and proliferation of cancer cells, and are also very helpful in increasing the appetite of cancer patients, and can effectively improve symptoms such as bloating, nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite. While taking the medicine, the patient can also take a short sit after a meal or take a slow walk every day, which will help the patient's recovery.