What to eat after uterine polyp surgery

Uterine polyps are common and frequently occurring diseases in gynecology, which have a great impact and cause trouble to women's physical and mental health. The age of onset of uterine polyps is generally after the age of 40, but there are also cases in young people. If left untreated, it can cause infertility. Uterine polyps and uterine fibroids are different, but they both require surgical treatment. What should I eat if I have had surgery for uterine polyps? Let’s take a look together.

After uterine polyp surgery, you need to adjust your diet structure reasonably, try to choose light and nutritious food, eat more foods rich in high-quality protein, pay attention to dietary taboos, do not eat spicy and irritating foods, do not eat foods with high fat content, and pay attention to rest more after surgery to allow the wound to heal faster.

First, after cervical polyp surgery, you should mainly eat light food and try to eat more foods rich in high-quality protein. You can choose easily digestible foods, which are conducive to wound healing and can shorten the recovery time after surgery. After the operation, you should do a good job of dietary care, reasonably adjust the dietary structure, supplement the various trace elements and nutrients needed by the human body, eat more foods containing protein, etc.

Second, the patient should try to eat a light diet after the operation, and should eat more foods that replenish qi and blood, which can promote the body's rapid recovery. Special attention should be paid to diet after the operation, and the dietary structure should be adjusted reasonably. Commonly used blood-replenishing foods include ginseng, astragalus, yam, white atractylodes, jujube, longan meat, etc., which can be used for treatment. Usually, all aspects of nursing work need to be done well, which can shorten the recovery time after surgery.

Third, patients with cervical polyps need to increase their intake of vitamin C after surgery. They can eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, which can supplement the vitamins and various trace elements needed by the human body, reduce the risk of cervical polyps, and are beneficial to the patient's physical recovery after surgery. Therefore, postoperative care is very important. Good postoperative care can make the wound heal faster.