Diet for 10 days after hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery is always regarded as minimally invasive surgery, but in fact some surgical treatments are not very invasive. After the operation, the diet during the hospitalization period will be arranged by the hospital, and there are still some common problems after hospitalization. The first thing is to drink a lot of drinking water to replenish the blood lost during the operation. The second is to replenish blood and qi, and eat more foods that replenish blood and qi and are easy to digest. Third, there is still a lot of carbon dioxide gas remaining in the abdomen, so try to avoid foods that cause bloating. So what is the menu for 10 days after laparoscopic surgery?

1. Millet and red dates porridge (nourishes yin and reduces fire, clears away heat, detoxifies and quenches thirst, strengthens the stomach, helps digestion and removes dampness, soothes the stomach and helps with sleep, prevents nausea and vomiting, and is said to prevent gynecological diseases)

2. Red bean (or red bean) porridge (removes heat, disperses bad blood, relieves swelling, removes dampness, prevents nausea and vomiting, etc.)

3. Black bean and red date porridge (tonifies the kidney, strengthens yang, replenishes qi and blood, strengthens the spleen and stomach, and warms the liver)

4. Tremella and Red Dates Porridge (tonifies the kidneys, strengthens yang, detoxifies the body, protects the liver, clears heat and moistens the lungs, replenishes qi and blood)

5. A diet rich in protein such as chicken, lean pork, eggs, dairy products, beans, bean products, and vitamin-rich fruits is the mainstay.

Everyone can prepare it according to their own situation. You can also have noodles or corn with it. Drink less or no gas-producing foods such as milk, soy milk, sweet potatoes, etc. for one week after hospitalization. You can temporarily replace them with calcium tablets for pregnant women, methylcellulose, etc. After that I didn’t avoid it so much. It is necessary to eat six or seven jujubes every day, but only those jujubes cooked over low heat can have the effect of replenishing blood and qi.

It is normal to want to cough and have green stool after surgery, but if the cough persists and the stool is green for more than ten days, I think it is not normal. Continuous coughing can cause pain in the wound and may also be a sign of a high incidence of pneumonia during surgical treatment, which should be taken seriously. A common cough can be suppressed by drinking more water and eating some pears, white fungus, and sweet almonds in moderation. Green stool is caused by bile. As long as the gallbladder, liver and stomach are normal, it will gradually return to normal.