How to treat uterine fibroids? What diet should be paid attention to during the treatment of uterine fibroids?

For uterine fibroids, a good diet can not only provide sufficient nutrition for the human body, but also is more conducive to the treatment of the disease. In fact, this is true for many diseases in life. Therefore, in order for patients to recover as soon as possible and stay away from the damage of the disease, they must pay attention to their diet during the treatment of uterine fibroids. The following are some issues that patients with uterine fibroids should pay attention to in their diet.

If the dietary care for uterine fibroids is done well, the patient's treatment will be smoother and the patient's pain will be much relieved. You need to be careful not to eat too early. Generally, you should start drinking a small amount of water after the anus is exhausted. If there is no discomfort, you can eat liquid food, such as rice soup, vegetable soup, etc., and gradually transition to soft food and ordinary food. In addition, the diet should not be too good. In daily life, most people tend to give priority to eating high-protein, high-calorie diets and ignore the intake of vitamins. The body's repair requires various nutrients, especially crude fiber foods. For patients who are bedridden after surgery, eating crude fiber foods can improve gastrointestinal activity and keep bowel movements smooth.

Secondly, since uterine fibroids can lead to nutritional deficiencies, patients with uterine fibroids need to strengthen nutritional supplements and eat a light and easily digestible diet. For the elderly, they should eat more liquid and semi-liquid foods that are conducive to digestion, such as lotus powder, orange juice, etc., or choose lean meat or fresh fish soup, which can ensure nutrition, enhance appetite, and the patient will recover quickly. If the patient is malnourished and the general diet cannot meet the nutritional needs, some high-energy comprehensive nutritional preparations can be taken orally to improve malnutrition.