What to pay attention to after ovarian cyst surgery

What should I pay attention to after ovarian cyst surgery?

After ovarian cyst surgery, in order to recover as quickly as possible, you need to understand the precautions after surgery so that your body can recover faster. After ovarian cyst surgery, you should pay attention to your diet and eat more mushrooms and lotus roots to stop bleeding. Patients also need to prevent recurrence. There may be abdominal pain after surgery. It is recommended to decide whether to see a doctor based on the severity of the disease.

Pay attention to diet. Pay special attention to ovarian cyst surgery. Generally speaking, there are two aspects. Let's take a look at diet. After surgery, you can eat more mushrooms and lotus roots to suppress bleeding. If you get an infection after surgery, you can improve it by eating some sesame and celery. Tobacco, alcohol, tea and irritating condiments need to be kept away, and greasy and fried foods need to be reduced.

To prevent recurrence, although ovarian cysts have no complications and rarely cause pain, patients still feel abdominal pain, and patients with malignant tumors will have abdominal pain and leg pain. In particular, sudden abdominal pain is often caused by infection and initial bleeding caused by tumor pedicle torsion or tumor rupture. Because the tumor is affected by gastrointestinal peristalsis and body movement, coupled with its own weight, it involves the pelvic funnel ligament and tumor pedicle when the pelvic cavity moves, and the patient will feel distension in the lower abdomen.

Ovarian cyst is a disease with a relatively high recurrence rate. If it recurs after surgery, it will have a more serious impact on the patient. Patients who have undergone ovarian cyst surgery should not think that they can rest assured. They should go to the hospital for regular follow-up examinations and have a physical examination once a year. At the same time, you can eat more anti-tumor foods, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, etc. to avoid recurrence of ovarian cysts after surgery.