Diet after surgery for hyperprolactinemia

Hyperprolactinemia still needs to be properly adjusted after surgery. In addition to paying attention to living habits and lifestyles, and adjusting hygiene and environment, the most important thing is the arrangement of diet. Which foods are nutritious and beneficial to postoperative recovery, and which foods are taboo and will have side effects. All of these are very important. So, what should be the diet for hyperprolactinemia one month after surgery?

Dietary arrangements for postoperative hyperprolactinemia

Diet after surgery for hyperprolactinemia is very important. Female friends who have undergone surgery must know what to eat after surgery for hyperprolactinemia, what to eat to recover quickly, and what to eat is the most nutritious?

After surgery for hyperprolactinemia, patients should avoid gas-producing foods such as milk and beans. On the second day, they should switch to semi-liquid food and get up and move around. After the intestinal function is fully restored, they should switch to normal food. Secondly, patients with hyperprolactinemia should also eat various anti-prolactin foods. At the same time, patients with hyperprolactinemia should increase their protein intake after surgery. Protein can help wounds heal quickly and increase physical strength. You can choose fish because fish is easier to digest and absorb than fish. Also eat an appropriate amount of vegetables and fruits. Vegetables and fruits are rich in minerals and vitamins, which can improve their own resistance and help wounds heal quickly. Drink more water.

Avoid eating greasy food after surgery for hyperprolactinemia. Because fat will accumulate, the wound cannot heal quickly, and the resistance to bacteria will also be weakened. At the same time, do not eat foods that are easy to cause bloating after surgery for hyperprolactinemia. For example, onions, soy products and cabbage.

In addition, if infection occurs after surgery, you should eat more foods such as celery, mung beans, rapeseed, sesame, buckwheat, red beans, and Chinese toon. If the patient has abdominal pain and bloating after surgery, you can eat more tangerine cakes, pork kidneys, chestnuts, hawthorn, walnuts, chestnuts, and bayberries.