What to eat after surgery for cervical warts

In today's society, many women are worried about suffering from female diseases, whether gynecological or internal medicine, and today I want to tell you about the knowledge about female cervical warts! Because cervical warts are common in the labia majora and minora, clitoris, vagina and cervix, at least 20% of female patients' perineum and perianal skin are easily affected, and occasionally occur in the armpits, groin, under the breast space and inside the mouth.

The dietary precautions for female patients with cervical warts are as follows:

1. Patients with cervical warts should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, limit the intake of sugar, fatty foods and beverages. Eat more foods with high protein content and avoid the intake of caffeine and alcohol. In this way, the immunity can be better improved through diet. At the same time, patients should do more appropriate exercise.

2. Patients with cervical condylomata should have a good eating habit. Frequent overeating or hunger will lead to abnormal secretion of digestive juice and even liver dysfunction. Therefore, the diet should be balanced, and the fat, protein, vitamins, carbohydrates, etc. in the food should maintain a certain proportion.

3. Eat less seafood. Do not eat lobsters, crabs, freshwater carp, etc.

4. Dairy products, olive oil, tomatoes, yam, onion, pumpkin, tomorrow leaf, chrysanthemum, white radish, asparagus, mushroom, lotus root, etc. can supplement the ingredients needed by the human body. In addition, take honey or royal jelly to enhance your immunity and resistance. Because cervical warts usually recur when the patient's immunity is very low, at the same time, strengthen physical exercise to enhance your immunity.

5. Protein is the material basis of all life and the basic component of the body's tissues and organs. Therefore, patients with cervical warts should consume more high-protein foods, such as tofu, rice, noodles, corn, peanuts, chicken, etc., but not all protein-containing foods can be eaten. Foods such as dog meat and mutton are not good for the recovery of patients with cervical warts.